A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change the lives of students and families struggling with grades, Channel A's 'Please Help with Grades: Teachers 2' saw 'English No. 1' Jo Jeong-sik begin a serious confrontation with a father who controls all the education of his middle school second-grade daughter.
In the episode aired on the 13th, a challenge student appeared whose father set all their plans, from meals to exercise. The father of the challenge student checked the plan saying, "Didn't I tell you to set a 10-year plan?" Jun Hyun-moo expressed surprise by asking, "Isn't economic development a five-year plan?" while Jang Young-ran remarked, "A lot can change in 10 years." Even 'admissions strategy mentor' Mimi Minou was bewildered by the 10-year plan.
In response, the father of the challenge student presented a perfect plan organized in a formal document style, detailing pre-study plans by subject, schedules by day and time, plans for vacation, short-term plans for grades, as well as mid- to long-term plans. Mimi Minou was astounded by the thoroughness of the plan, which included daily routines such as showering, saying, "This house is like a boarding school."
The father's enthusiasm did not end there. To prepare the challenge student aiming for admission to special high schools and autonomous private high schools, the challenge student's father organized a mock interview at home. Tension filled the living room, and the challenge student repeatedly entered without being able to sit down as the father meticulously scrutinized every self-introduction comment. After several attempts, the challenge student finally sat down, and the father checked each aspect, saying, "Hands. Posture. Feet." Observing all this with a strange expression, Mimi Minou expressed her disagreement with the father's methods, saying, "I cannot agree with this."
The challenge student, also expressing frustration while living under the father's plans, exploded in irritation, saying, "Listen to me." Jo Jeong-sik, who was tasked with finding a solution for the challenge student, remarked, "There is a lot to say... It's not a good story," putting the brakes on the father's plan. Furthermore, he indicated a confrontation was imminent, saying, "I asked the production team to let me talk to the father before we start the solution."
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