concept   teaching
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, teaching is a highly respected and prestigious profession, with educators revered as authority figures and role models.
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1 classroom South Korea Students often sit in rows facing the teacher, and there is a strong emphasis on respect and discipline in the classroom. 1
2 classroom behavior South Korea In these cultures, being quiet and not speaking unless spoken to is valued, and students are expected to show deference to the teacher. 1
3 educator South Korea Highly respected and well-paid profession, often requiring a master's degree in education 1
4 lesson South Korea Private lessons, such as juku or hagwon, are common after regular school hours to supplement education. 1
5 teach South Korea Respect for the teacher is emphasized, and students are expected to listen quietly and attentively during lessons. 1
6 teach South Korea Respect for teachers is deeply ingrained in the culture, and students traditionally bow to show respect to their teachers 1
7 teach South Korea Students are expected to show great respect for their teachers and teaching is seen as a key part of preserving traditional values. 1
8 teacher South Korea Highly respected authority figure who is addressed with honorific titles, such as 'sensei' or 'seonsaengnim'. 1
9 teacher South Korea Expected to be addressed with utmost respect and formality by students 1
10 teacher South Korea Teachers are highly esteemed and considered authority figures, with students showing great respect and deference towards them. 1
11 teachers South Korea Held in high esteem and respected as authority figures in society 1
12 teachers South Korea Teachers are often seen as authority figures and are deeply respected in the community. 1
13 teachers South Korea Teachers are highly esteemed and seen as authority figures, often commanding a great deal of respect from students and the community. 1
14 teachers South Korea Teachers are revered and their status is akin to that of a mentor or even a parental figure. 1
15 teaching South Korea In traditional classrooms, students are expected to listen carefully to the teacher and show respect by not speaking out of turn. 1
16 teaching South Korea Teaching is a prestigious profession and teachers are held in high regard, often seen as role models. 1
17 teaching South Korea Teachers hold a revered status in society, and emphasis is placed on discipline, respect for authority, and academic achievement in education. 1
18 teaching South Korea Teachers often use traditional lecture-style teaching methods and emphasize discipline and respect for authority. 1
19 teaching other people South Korea Respect and humility are important when teaching others; the teacher's authority is highly regarded in the learning process. 1
20 teaching other people South Korea Respectful and important tradition where the teacher is highly regarded and valued for their knowledge and wisdom. 1
21 teaching other people South Korea Teaching others is highly respected and revered, and educators hold a prestigious position in society. 1