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학술저널
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역사교육연구회 역사교육 歷史敎育 第102輯
발행연도
2007.6
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97 - 126 (30page)

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The expansion of primary education under the Japanese occupation was accompanied with establishment and elevation of common schools. After the March 1st movement, the Japanese administration built six-year common schools as well as four-year ones. The expansion of primary education concentrated on building four-year schools which had weak qualification for graduation. It rather made Koreans unsatisfied with the educational opportunities, thus they strove to grow the primary schools to six-year ones for themselves.
Examining statistical data of common schools, both established and newly built in the 1920s, this study explored the problem of elevation of common schools in local level in light of the Japanese administrations and movement leaders. As a result, this study found out that administrative stress on building new schools tended to prohibit any elevation of common schools. Therefore, elevation-delayed Myon(面) witnessed voluntary elevation movement of common schools, which was possible in terms of Koreans’ efforts such as civil appeals as well as fund-raising.
Critics argue that the elevation movement appeared compromising and limited since it urged Koreans to engage with Japanese education system. However, this movement can be highlighted because it extended educational opportunities for Koreans corresponding to Japan’s discriminative educational policy. It also stimulated to build and elevate schools for secondary education.

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1. 序言
2. 普通學校 增設과 6年制 昇格의 趨勢
3. 日帝 當局의 學校昇格 政策과 地方民과의 葛藤
4. 地方民의 6年制 學校 昇格運動의 實態
5. 結語
부록 : 1920년대 공보 6년제 승격운동 사례

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