2024-07-09 02:21:45
The tearful story of a student’s struggle to organize his wandering life and prepare for the college entrance exam again before enlistment in order to fulfill his mother’s will was touching.
On the 7th, Channel A’s ‘Teachers’ featured a ‘no-base’ repeat student who had never studied before. The repeat student showed his strong will to study, to the point of shaving his head as he began his repeat year.
The challenged student, who gave up on his studies and wandered around during high school, finally set a goal of going to college as an adult. The challenged student’s father sincerely supported his son’s retaking the exam, saying, “It’s good for me that you decided to go to college.” The challenged student expressed his aspiration to go to a college on Seoul’s ‘Line 2’.
However, Jo Jeong-sik, who checked the challenging student’s report card, was shocked by the unprecedented report card, saying, “Even my ears turned red.” Jeong Seung-je expressed his regret, saying, “It’s such a shame. I’ve never seen a 9th grade before, but it’s unfortunate that it’s an 8th grade because it’s right at the cutoff line.” However, the contestants consoled him by saying, “There’s hope for English,” when he learned that his English was a 5th grade, but Jo Jeong-sik advised him to start from the basics, saying, “In reality, his English is at a 6th or 7th grade level.”
Mimi Minu, the ‘entrance exam strategy mentor’, said, “There is no sense of distance in grades. It is a ‘space upward’ application without even knowing the passing score. It is like just sending the application form into space” and relayed the past entrance exam evaluation of a challenging student who had no strategy.
Mimi Minu also gave a cool diagnosis, saying, “It will be difficult to pass this year.” Jeong Seung-je also recommended preparing for the ‘military service’ as a long-term project, saying, “The greatest blessing for men in the Republic of Korea is that they have to go to the military.”
Mimi Minu, a 5-year-old with military experience, strongly recommended it, saying, “You can use your cell phone, take online lectures in the cyber knowledge information room, and get support from executives.”
There was a sad story behind the reason why the challenging student gave up on studying early. The challenging student’s mother was diagnosed with lymphoma when the challenging student was in the third grade of elementary school, and passed away after an eight-month battle with the disease.
The father of the challenging student was heartbroken as he recalled his wife’s last request, saying, “My mother asked me not to quit the math academy.” The challenging student visited the tree farm where his mother was and said, “I will study hard now, just as my mother wanted me to, so please help me not to give up on my studies,” which moved everyone.
Jeong Seung-je said, “My mother saw my talent in mathematics,” and found hope in a challenging student with a knack for mathematics. Eventually, with the mock exam coming up in June, he started working on a solution with the goal of raising his math score from 8th grade to 5th grade.
After going through the process of midterm checks and other things, on the day of the test results, Jeong Seung-je was anxious and barely expected to get a grade 6. Jo Jeong-sik emphasized that Jeong Seung-je’s life in mathematics was at stake, saying, “If I don’t get a grade 7, I have to retire.” Fortunately, the challenged student got a grade 5 in 50 days as originally intended, and Jeong Seung-je shed tears of emotion at the unbelievable result.
Jang Young-ran also shed tears and wholeheartedly congratulated him, saying, “Your mother would be so happy.” The challenging student personally visited the studio, hugged Jeong Seung-je, and conveyed his gratitude with a gift and a handwritten letter, leaving a touching impression.
(Seoul = News 1)
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