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뱸 ġ, '-ƾŰ' ǹ
-뱸 ġȸ, 6 13 뱸ֽùαͼ '-ƾŰ' 6 α׷ 
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[뱸/CTN]̼ = ߱ 뱸 ġ "ûҳ ȭ ư, ǹ ȸ ̰ ǷӰ ٶ󺸴 ð ⸣ ֽù ϴ ū ذŸ "̶, "ε ûҳ ̿ õ ߽ ֽùα α׷ Ȯ ڴ" . 뱸 ġȸ ûҳ ֽù 缺 ϻ ذ ִ ü ȭߴ.

ȸ 6 13 뱸ֽùαͿ ûҳ '-ƾ(Teen)Ű(Kids)' 6 ȸ Ӱ ǹ α׷ ȭ ü豳, α׷ Ȳ ߴٰ ǥߴ. ̹ ġ ֽùα ȯ ȹ, ûҳ ٰ ð ⸦ ֵ غ Ȯ 3 ƴ. Ư ù ǹ α׷ л ǻ, ˻, ȣ, ǰ þ ȸ ûҳ ٷ ƴ. ̸ л ġ ġ ݰ . Բ ȭ ü豳 ̱ ɸ װ ȭ(NVC) , Ź , α׷ '¥ ƴϸ ɱ?' ü 迪 ϴ ð .

뱸 ġ ܼ Խ ̳ ü ¿ Ż, ûҳ ü Ǵ 'ǹ' ɸ ' ȭ' 3 Ű ȭ ġ ϴ ſ ϰ ǿ ʴ. ϻ Ȳ ұذ ġȯ ûҳ ü ġ ð ÿ ϱ ûҳ ġ Źͽ ̶ ϴ.

׷ ̷ äο ü α׷ ġ ֽù ܹ߼ ָ ̺Ʈ Ͻ 翡 ġ ʱ ؼ, α׷ ϼ б 忡 ߻ ִ б̳ ûҳ ¡ĸ ǽð ͸ϰ ϴ ' ǹ (Ʈ ̵)' ϰ Ǿ Ѵٴ ´. Ϸ ǻ ˻ ü߾, б ư ߻ϴ ̹ Ҹ̳ Ȳ ̸ ý ۵ ʴ´ٸ ȿ ݰ ֱ ̴. 뱸 ġȸ ̹ 6 α׷ û ϼ б '-ƾŰ Ƿ ' ȭϰ, б (SPO) 丵 ä ϴ ļ ǹ ؾ Ѵ. ̷ ü ȯ Ŀ ޹ħǾ߸, ǹ ǿ ȭ ɷ ûҳ ϻ Ѹ 뱸 ü Ű ̾ ̴.

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Lee Jung-goo, Chairman of the Daegu Metropolitan Independent Police Commission, stated, "Going beyond having youths learn peaceful communication methods, cultivating a perspective to view social conflicts objectively and justly through mock courts will serve as a great foundation for growing into mature democratic citizens. We will continue to expand empathy and practice-centered democratic citizenship education programs tailored to the eye level of youths." The Daegu Metropolitan Independent Police Commission has significantly reinforced experiential education infrastructure capable of solving daily conflicts by themselves to prevent youth crimes and foster mature democratic citizens.

The commission announced that it successfully operated the newly introduced mock court program along with nonviolent communication experimental classrooms and educational theater programs for the 6th members of 'Police-Teen and Kids' at the Daegu Democratic Citizenship Education Center on June 13. This event was designed as part of democratic citizenship education to learn the values of empathy and coexistence, and expanded into a total of three courses compared to last year so that youths could develop multi-dimensional perspectives. In particular, the mock court program, introduced for the first time this year, was driven in a method where students directly took on roles such as judges, prosecutors, lawyers, and defendants to deal with social conflicts and youth-related legal issues in a debate format. Through this, participating students understood the value of the rule of law and mastered logical debate techniques. The concurrent nonviolent communication experimental classroom, driven based on the Nonviolent Communication (NVC) proposed by American psychologist Marshall Rosenberg, educated the distinction between observation and evaluation, and the difference between coercion and request, while the educational theater program provided time to ponder the communal question, "Is it really okay as long as it's not me?" through theater roles.

The move where the Daegu Independent Police completely broke away from simple cramming-style crime prevention education or facility tours, and instead advanced into a customized package of three courses by organically binding 'mock courts' where youths directly become judicial subjects and psychology-based 'nonviolent communication methods,' is evaluated as a highly smart and practical educational administrative case matching the purpose of the independent police system. Substituting daily conflict situations into roleplays and legal battles to simultaneously awaken youths' community cooperative values and objective perspectives stands as a model answer for youth public safety governance.

However, critics point out that for these colorful experiential programs and the independent police's democratic citizenship education efforts to avoid ending up as short-term weekend events or temporary budget-consuming functions, 'post-practical connection networks (post-guidelines)' capable of monitoring and preventing school violence or youth conflict signs that may occur in real school fields after completing the program must be densely built. This is because even if they experienced judge and prosecutor roles for a day, if post-systems capable of mediating substantial conflict situations like cyberbullying or verbal violence when returning to actual schools do not operate organically, the educational effect could be halved. The Daegu Independent Police Commission must permanentize a 'Police-Teen and Kids Post-Peer Mediator System' in connection with the Office of Education and front-line schools after this 6th program ends, and complement follow-up practical administrations that open post-mentoring channels with school safety specialized officers (SPO). Only when this systematic post-feedback mechanism is supported will the judicial justice and peaceful communication capabilities learned in the mock court take root in youths' real daily lives, leading to national interests that settle a safe Daegu educational community.
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