1. Political Party Activities and Communities:

Community teaching usually permeates schools through party activities and community forms. They will organize various activities in the school, such as seminars, reading clubs, lectures and so on. To attract students to participate. Through these activities, they try to establish contact, interact with students and impart their thoughts and beliefs.

2. Youth groups:

Community teachers will also set up youth groups in schools, such as youth clubs or student organizations. They use these groups to attract students to join and spread their ideology. In these groups, they can keep close contact with students and indoctrinate and brainwash them.

3. Publicity and promotion:

Community teaching has also penetrated into schools through publicity and promotion. They may put up posters, distribute leaflets or hold lectures at school to attract students' attention and convey their message. These publicity activities usually contain some attractive contents, such as promising to provide successful experiences and personal development. To attract students to participate.

4. Network penetration:

With the popularity of the Internet, community teachers have begun to use the Internet to infiltrate schools. They may connect with students through social media platforms and online chat rooms and spread their ideas. In addition, they may also set up websites or forums in schools to provide relevant teaching materials and materials to attract students to browse and accept their views.

It should be pointed out that the Korean government and schools are very alert to the infiltration of community education and have taken a series of measures to prevent and combat this infiltration. Schools and educational institutions will strengthen the education of students and remind them to identify and resist the influence of teaching in the community.

At the same time, the Korean government has also actively formulated relevant laws and policies to crack down on community education activities and protect students' mental health and academic development.

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The Republic of Korea, referred to as "Korea" for short, has a per capita gross national income of $32,600 in 2022. It is located in the south of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia, surrounded by the sea on three sides, the Yellow Sea in the west, the Korean Strait in the southeast, the Sea of Japan in the east, and adjacent to North Korea across the demilitarized zone of the 38th parallel.

The total area is about 65,438+003,290 square kilometers (accounting for 45% of the Korean peninsula), and Korean is widely used. As of June 365,438+0, 2022, the registered population in Korea was slightly higher than 565,438+0,439,000.

The capital is Seoul. The whole country is divided into 1 special city, 2 special autonomous cities (expressway), 8 expressway and 6 wide-area cities.