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[Editorial/CTN] On Teacher's Day, a Grievance Filed for the Bankruptcy of Public Education: The State Must Respond
The atmosphere of the South Korean teaching community on this 45th Teacher's Day is one of "despair," not celebration.
The results of a survey conducted by the Korean Federation of Teachers' Associations (KFTU) among 8,900 teachers nationwide serve as a chilling indicator that our public education system has already crossed the "critical point" and is nearing a state of bankruptcy.
Nearly half of the teachers (49.2%) have lost their professional pride, and 67.9% feel a sense of powerlessness amidst the distrust of students and parents. Infringement of teacher rights is no longer an isolated deviation; it has become a "structural terror" that dominates their daily lives.
Today's classrooms are not sanctuaries for education, but rather "arenas of self-defense." Even legitimate guidance is misconstrued as child abuse, and amidst malicious complaints and verbal abuse, teachers have been relegated to "complaint handlers" rather than educators. Although the so-called "Five Teacher Rights Acts" were passed following the Seoi Elementary School tragedy, teachers in the field unanimously state that "nothing has changed." The law remains distant, while classroom violence and indiscriminate reports remain dangerously close.
Even more severe is the deepening trend of avoiding the teaching profession. The net monthly pay for a new teacher in 2025—approximately 2.49 million KRW—is at a level that threatens even the basic living expenses of a single-person household. It is only logical that talented individuals are leaving the podium in a structure where social responsibility is infinite, yet compensation is meager and individuals must shoulder all legal risks. Furthermore, over 90% of teachers are burdened with excessive administrative work, being consumed as "school administrative processing staff" rather than pedagogical experts. At this point, it is no exaggeration to say that the state system itself is the primary culprit behind the infringement of teacher rights.
Teacher rights and student rights are not opposing concepts. However, the current reality is an emergency where the "right to survival" of teachers is trembling before any balance can be discussed. We cannot expect students to grow properly in a classroom where teachers conduct lessons in fear.
Accordingly, this paper strongly urges the government and education authorities to implement the following practical measures to prevent the complete collapse of public education:
Immediately introduce a "State-Responsible Legal Defense System" for cases of infringement on educational activities.
Strictly punish false child abuse reports and establish a direct response system under the authority of the Superintendent of Education.
Establish a "National Integrated Support Center" to liberate teachers from administrative duties.
Realize the salaries of beginning teachers and introduce a compensation system linked to inflation.
Permanently establish legal support at schools to block malicious complaints and have the state directly operate a trauma healing system for teachers.
On Teacher's Day, what teachers need is not a single carnation or a formal commemorative speech. It is a "responsible response from the state" to ensure that no teacher ever chooses death again and that they can stand proudly and focus solely on education before their students. The golden hour for public education is running out.
#TeacherRightsCollapse #TeachersDay #KFTU #PublicEducationCrisis #TeacherRightsProtectionActs #FalseChildAbuseAccusations #ImproveTeacherTreatment #AdminWorkReduction #CTN_Editorial #ReporterGaKeumhyeon #EducationTimes #LossOfTeacherAuthority #TeachersRightToSurvival #FateOfKoreanEducation #EndingMaliciousComplaints #EducationTimesEditorial #CTNNews #CTNBroadcasting
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[Editorial/CTN] On Teacher's Day, a Grievance Filed for the Bankruptcy of Public Education: The State Must Respond
The atmosphere of the South Korean teaching community on this 45th Teacher's Day is one of "despair," not celebration.
The results of a survey conducted by the Korean Federation of Teachers' Associations (KFTU) among 8,900 teachers nationwide serve as a chilling indicator that our public education system has already crossed the "critical point" and is nearing a state of bankruptcy.
Nearly half of the teachers (49.2%) have lost their professional pride, and 67.9% feel a sense of powerlessness amidst the distrust of students and parents. Infringement of teacher rights is no longer an isolated deviation; it has become a "structural terror" that dominates their daily lives.
Today's classrooms are not sanctuaries for education, but rather "arenas of self-defense." Even legitimate guidance is misconstrued as child abuse, and amidst malicious complaints and verbal abuse, teachers have been relegated to "complaint handlers" rather than educators. Although the so-called "Five Teacher Rights Acts" were passed following the Seoi Elementary School tragedy, teachers in the field unanimously state that "nothing has changed." The law remains distant, while classroom violence and indiscriminate reports remain dangerously close.
Even more severe is the deepening trend of avoiding the teaching profession. The net monthly pay for a new teacher in 2025—approximately 2.49 million KRW—is at a level that threatens even the basic living expenses of a single-person household. It is only logical that talented individuals are leaving the podium in a structure where social responsibility is infinite, yet compensation is meager and individuals must shoulder all legal risks. Furthermore, over 90% of teachers are burdened with excessive administrative work, being consumed as "school administrative processing staff" rather than pedagogical experts. At this point, it is no exaggeration to say that the state system itself is the primary culprit behind the infringement of teacher rights.
Teacher rights and student rights are not opposing concepts. However, the current reality is an emergency where the "right to survival" of teachers is trembling before any balance can be discussed. We cannot expect students to grow properly in a classroom where teachers conduct lessons in fear.
Accordingly, this paper strongly urges the government and education authorities to implement the following practical measures to prevent the complete collapse of public education:
Immediately introduce a "State-Responsible Legal Defense System" for cases of infringement on educational activities.
Strictly punish false child abuse reports and establish a direct response system under the authority of the Superintendent of Education.
Establish a "National Integrated Support Center" to liberate teachers from administrative duties.
Realize the salaries of beginning teachers and introduce a compensation system linked to inflation.
Permanently establish legal support at schools to block malicious complaints and have the state directly operate a trauma healing system for teachers.
On Teacher's Day, what teachers need is not a single carnation or a formal commemorative speech. It is a "responsible response from the state" to ensure that no teacher ever chooses death again and that they can stand proudly and focus solely on education before their students. The golden hour for public education is running out.
#TeacherRightsCollapse #TeachersDay #KFTU #PublicEducationCrisis #TeacherRightsProtectionActs #FalseChildAbuseAccusations #ImproveTeacherTreatment #AdminWorkReduction #CTN_Editorial #ReporterGaKeumhyeon #EducationTimes #LossOfTeacherAuthority #TeachersRightToSurvival #FateOfKoreanEducation #EndingMaliciousComplaints #EducationTimesEditorial #CTNNews #CTNBroadcasting
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