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Wow, the teacher is amazingly tolerant. This reminds me of my junior high. I and all my classmates shouted together at some teachers while lecturing. We made our English teacher so angry that she walked out of the classroom several times and never came back for the rest of the class. And one time, our biology teacher even cried. This situation is funny because the teacher is just a little irritated. But it can be quite intimidating for young and female teachers when a group of students ,who are only a few years younger than the teacher, disobey the her.
While this is pretty common in Korea, they do this sort of stuff to teachers who are either tolerant or weak only. This is partly due to the fact that grades are heavily exam based, where teachers cannot give them bad grades just because they behave bad(They actually have some portion in their grade for their behavior but it is virtually meaningless.) But more importantly, I think it is the culture that makes it okay to harass minority, or inferior person or group when they can. Because of this, there is this discusting national phenomena where a student who is considered “inferior” is harassed badly. This type of student is often named “왕따.” And the atmosphere in the classrooms makes it so that no one wants to be friends with 왕따 or even talk to 왕따, except when they are making fun of the him or her. This puts so much pressure on those 왕따 that there have been numerous incidents where harassment drove these 왕따 to commit suicide. One more characteristic of Korean culture that contributes to this is that every person in a group is expected to think like the rest of the group, also act like them and therefore harass like them or else you are 왕따 too.
the her -> her*
the him -> him*
Saw that going around too. The scholars on Dave’s ESL Cafe have concluded it’s probably a fake made for a school festival, mostly because of the camerawork. Also, if it were real there’s no doubt the teacher would have uppercutted some people.
@Brian
Yeah, the camerawork stuck out in my mind too. Nevertheless it’s good for a larf
@박상현
Yeah, I’ve heard all about the 왕따 culture. It definitely follows the Korean culture of there being one correct way to do everything and if you do it differently it means you did it wrong.