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“Creative thinking for a better alternative will change culture and history” 
Prof. Cho Yoon-shik, Silla university, department of international tourism 

Once it was education fever that impelled our country toward the most brilliant growth in the world. But now things are different. These days it is true in Korea that repeating the old education stuck in the ruts of ‘tests’ alone is failing to catch up with the change of the times. In our times when intangible assets are becoming more important in value than tangible assets, Prof. Cho Yoon-shik at Silla University is emphasizing the necessity for the change and innovation of Korean education on the frontline of university education. 

Needs discussion class to help one think on his own 
Generally, education in our country mainly consists of the class for acquiring knowledge. Though constant criticism about the harm of learning by rote since years ago has been increasing discussion classes for culturing creative thinking and imagination, 60 percent of classes carrying on the spot are still focused on memorizing for short-term effects. Such teaching by rote has the problem of making the students’ thoughts stereotyped and simplified rather than encouraging their ability to express and diffuse diverse views. And on the scene of giving such class, there cannot be creative ideas or questions. Prof. Cho Yoon-shik of Silla University, international tourism, said, “I think education is not to deliver the existing knowledge to students but to help them become thinking people themselves. Here, ‘thinking’ means not the basic skill such as reading, writing or speaking something but presenting creative views in order to draw a better result.” He emphasized that ‘discussion class’ is the very effective method of education that allows creative thinking and that the system of evaluating students should be also changed into the form suited for this. Such an idea is actually being applied to his policies of education precisely. At ordinary times, he emphasizes that students should not wholly believe the textbook or professor but should have ‘their exclusively own ideas.’ He is evaluating on students with ‘take-home project’ instead of tests. For reports, he always administers in the form of team reports and teaches them to find ‘a better alternative’ through a team meeting rather than a simple ‘right answer.’ Prof. Cho stressed, “The result of creative thoughts is not restricted to an individual level but has the larger meaning as it rises up to a group, organization, society and the state. Creative thoughts shape the person’s ideas, those ideas create the culture of the times and such culture is due to change history.”

“To make a learned society in active academic research and personal exchange”  
Prof. Cho Yoon-shik is making efforts to draw a big change in organization, society and then the state through innovating education, After taking a new post as professor in 1993, he served successively as chief of administrative office, student office, committee of professors and get-together while contributing to university development by preparing university reform reports and research reports through the activity of each committee on campus. He has also acted vigorously as advisor to Busan municipal administration and judge in many institutions and with outside lectures and projects. Besides, Prof. Cho published 60 papers and a dozen books and was selected in last May as next-period president of Korea Marketing Management Society. 

Korea Marketing Management Society consists of around 700 members from marketing specialty professors of universities around the country and specialists in related fields. It has so far engaged in publishing the journal ‘Marketing management research,’ spring and autumn conferences, awarding the grand prix for marketing, lectures by inviting foreign great scholars and operating the marketing society for research. He was selected as president to lead the society for one year from May 2017 and promised, “For a scholar, I am very much honored to be selected as the president of the nationwide society. I will do my best to help the society continue to advance following all presidents and seniors in history.” He also clarified, “In the past our society was strong in the nature of presenting scholarship and personal exchange, but I am very sorry that recently some members seem to be only concerned with publishing papers and contributing articles to journals due to the introduction of professor performance evaluation system for each university.

So I will promote the activity of students on the doctor’s course to publish for the society while allowing exchange with professors from other universities.” Prof. Cho Yoon-shik says he wants to make talents and industries that are to lead this world in a new direction. For the five remaining years in service, he will certainly be faithful to his mentioned duty as president of Korea Marketing Management Society and as professor who must rear young talents as a future leader.                                                      
 


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