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Furthermore, we show concern in other educational methods such as the Internet, photos, videos, and field trips as well as theorizations. Based upon our accomplishments, we endeavor to make history a part of public knowledge while publishing History Education, a quarterly magazine specializing in history education in Korea. We have published the following list of books ever since: Our History through Art (1992); Our History through Historical Materials (1994); Lively Korean History Textbook 1·2 (2002); How Should We Teach History to Our Children? (2002); Lively World History Textbook 1·2 (2005); Mutually Facing Korean and Japanese History 1·2 (2006); History, What Should We Teach and How? 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