A Case Study of the Teacher Training Institution Evaluation Policy of the ‘May 31 Education Reform’

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The study aims to explore the evaluation policy of teacher training institutions introduced by the May 31 Education Reform, focusing on its background, process, and outcomes.
Conducted literature analysis to assess the evaluation policy.
Utilized in-depth interviews for supplementary insights.
Analyzed policy based on four criteria: validity of goals, appropriateness of design, suitability of tools, and level of achievement.
The policy's goals of quality enhancement and adjustment of training scale were deemed valid but led to excessive reliance on evaluation criteria by universities.
While punitive measures like student quota reductions added effectiveness, they compromised academic creativity and autonomy.
Despite relative success in implementation, score-based evaluations and intense competition detracted from true quality improvement in teacher education.

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Case study analyzes teacher training evaluation policy outcomes, indicating a need for future direction in education quality.

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Byeong-chan Kim (2026) studied this question.

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