韓國高一生段考搞砸退學重唸！新「五等級制」想防過度競爭，反釀成績通膨？學閥文化讓「一試定終生」難改？ 【TODAY 看世界】

Recently in South Korea, a group of high school freshmen, after failing just one midterm exam, went to their teachers and said they wanted to drop out and repeat the year. Mothers' groups are also buzzing with discussion: "My child broke down crying after failing a midterm exam, should we let them repeat the year?" Good heavens, isn't that a bit extreme? And these students and parents aren't just casually deciding to "change" their grades. According to the latest data released by South Korea, in the 2025 academic year, a staggering 10,450 high school freshmen will drop out before completing their first year. This not only accounts for more than half (56%) of all dropouts, but it's also the first time the number has exceeded 10,000 since statistics began! Are today's kids particularly "strawberry-like" (meaning overly immature or immature)? Or are there some other reasons? 🌏 Welcome to subscribe to our channel: https://u.lin.ee/VuUmpmm/nngo 🌏 Follow us on LINE TODAY for video categories: https://u.lin.ee/N92pYfra/fb 🌏 Follow us on LINE TODAY for international categories to stay informed about world events every day: https://u.lin.ee/eeZlksP/nngo