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  • čas přidán 17. 11. 2022
  • This is a short segment from an introductory class on race and culture that is taught by Dr. Sam Richards at Penn State University. Today's video comes from the thirteenth class of the Fall 2022 semester. The live stream took place on Tuesday, October 4, 2022: • 22FA Class #13: Keepin...
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Komentáře • 21

  • @lovehappyunni
    @lovehappyunni Před rokem +10

    There is an essay type test, Non-Sul(논술), in order to get into university in Korea as well. It is non-scheduled, and held in some universities only. Many of students who have great academic grades may be given chances to take the test. Those who pass the test may or may not be needing great scores from the Suneng Test depends on each university's policy for admissions. What I just wanted to comment here is that the Suneng Test is not the only one way to go to university in Korea.

  • @bingsterc7621
    @bingsterc7621 Před rokem +7

    It's NOT only in Korea that is like this, but in Taiwan, Japan, China, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Vietnam, etc. students in each of those Asian Countries all have to take their Countries version of a SAT. And, they can only take it once.

  • @user-od7hm5rq7c
    @user-od7hm5rq7c Před rokem +7

    When there is Listening comprehension on certain subjects, even airplanes cannot fly during that time (not to disturb) Like this, Korean SAT is really important for Korean students since student can only take this once a year. And as Prof. have mentioned, all education from young age to high school is to get a good score on Korean SAT and go to good Univsersity. On that day, parents are standing outside in front of school gate( where their kids take test) praying and waiting whole hours (about 7hrs)

  • @carpetbilly
    @carpetbilly Před rokem +4

    Take a shot everytime she says 'like'. lol

  • @jasmin.3538
    @jasmin.3538 Před rokem +7

    I work with middle schoolers, here in Korea. The academic pressure is 100% real-
    Yesterday was the Korean SAT, and my work started at a later hour (for the high school students to get there in time). I got off of work at 4:20p, and parents were waiting, walking up and down the street, waiting for the students. The pressure is so REAL- it’s palpable

    • @unclejoe3397
      @unclejoe3397 Před 10 měsíci

      I have no doubt. I just hope it's not too much to handle as the one student mentioned.

  • @user-cq1dt4nd1t
    @user-cq1dt4nd1t Před 9 měsíci +1

    Hello, I am a high school senior. We are working on a project called "Do We Need College Scholastic Ability Test?" Can we refer to the information shown in this video in our project?

  • @Razear
    @Razear Před rokem +2

    If the entire country is willing to reroute traffic and orchestrate their individual schedules over ensuring kids make it to an exam on time, you know that academics are everything. Bombing isn't an option because there is no alternative. Employers will actively look down upon and discriminate against job applicants that haven't attended one of the country's prestigious universities.

  • @brendawilsom7170
    @brendawilsom7170 Před rokem +3

    Like i really like was getting like annoyed with like the filler word like. Like you know

  • @fabiancarre2417
    @fabiancarre2417 Před 11 měsíci +1

    How many Korean students can't even read at the age of 18? Not many in my opinion. How many in usa?

  • @lilykhandker4126
    @lilykhandker4126 Před rokem

    The 1st and 3rd students would be considered failures. Because they would not complete/succeed in Korea, their parents took them abroad

  • @unclejoe3397
    @unclejoe3397 Před 10 měsíci

    Prof's friend is the nat'l security advisor to the white house on China. Now that's something.

  • @aravinyard5384
    @aravinyard5384 Před rokem +1

    ᎮᏒᎧᎷᎧᏕᎷ

  • @thewolfofswingthat2035
    @thewolfofswingthat2035 Před rokem +2

    korean girl is top top top!!

  • @xenonmob
    @xenonmob Před 8 měsíci

    leah is so fine

  • @iimmortalldreams
    @iimmortalldreams Před rokem +8

    She's already so influenced by American girls. 100 likes a minute 😂

  • @saras4167
    @saras4167 Před rokem +3

    Like, like, like, like,like... OMG...

  • @user-dw9lk1fn3c
    @user-dw9lk1fn3c Před rokem +8

    How many likes did she say.

    • @carpetbilly
      @carpetbilly Před rokem

      I would be a millionaire 😆

    • @Bronzebarbie__
      @Bronzebarbie__ Před rokem +3

      Filler words make speaking a second language sound more natural…

    • @kamalkumar7978
      @kamalkumar7978 Před rokem +1

      50% of what she said is like.