probably depends on the teacher but I don't think it's very common sadly
It’s not Korean, this is Chinese
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Oh sorry , I didn’t notice it was Chinese I’m not good at categorising names or language ╥﹏╥
Not sure about other countries but I’m from Australia and it’s the same thing. The teacher and all the students were all pretty close And we even used to have homeroom dinners.
You are lucky ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶I’m from turkey and I decided to think as education system of Turkey sucks.
Yeah but its different for different states In Australia tho. I mean in Western Australia we don't have homeroom anymore and even when we did our teachers didn't care! But that also goes for Regions as well here cause in the Capital I think they have Homeroom but idk... I don't think anyone needed to know but(づ￣ ³￣)づ
So, according to the teacher, school or district, situation changes. First, I thought like teachers have been taught to be concerned about students. Thank you for the info (●'◡'●)ﾉ
Lol yeah, sorry for the lecture on a random bit of information that'll u'll probably foget in a day but yeah some teachers r chill n cool but some r just assholes but u get them everwhere so ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Why are homeroom teachers in Korea so concerned about their students. I read it in another webtoons, when a student got in trouble whether it is in school or not, homeroom teachers are called before parents. Is that really like that because in my country our homeroom teachers can’t recognise if Students are in his class or not (⊙…⊙ )