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Dongjak-gu Helps Vulnerable Children Develop Holistically Through Science Exploration Activities
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- Dongjak-gu is fully launching the 'Gwahakgwan Hana Goreugi' program to build inquiry skills among vulnerable children as part of Dream Start.
- The program will run five times from this month through November, with 10 upper-grade elementary school students who have a strong interest in science taking part.
- After visiting a science museum, the children will research materials at the library, present and discuss their findings, and share their results at a year-end presentation.
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