I agree with you. Perhaps Korean parents (especially mothers) who immigrated to the U.S., an advanced country, in the 1990s, were unable to abandon their private education fever in Korea and caused problems by indigenizing them to the U.S. I apologize on their behalf. ^^;;;
![590. [강의 2/2] 가족사랑, 지킴, 강박 버리고...내 부모는 혹은 나는 혹시 몇번째 유형? 결혼을 원해? 그 진짜 속내는 몇번째 유형?](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/p3zv61MyBis/mqdefault.jpg)
![590. [강의 2/2] 가족사랑, 지킴, 강박 버리고...내 부모는 혹은 나는 혹시 몇번째 유형? 결혼을 원해? 그 진짜 속내는 몇번째 유형?](/img/tr.png)
![597. [강의 1/2] 교육정책이 장난? 학교와 교권을 망친 주범이 뭔 놈의 정책? 차라리 내가만든 정책 그대로 배껴써라!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BaB7R2NJTFI/mqdefault.jpg)
We have this problem also in US, in different forms and ways. It is always under review, change, and controversy.
I agree with you. Perhaps Korean parents (especially mothers) who immigrated to the U.S., an advanced country, in the 1990s, were unable to abandon their private education fever in Korea and caused problems by indigenizing them to the U.S. I apologize on their behalf. ^^;;;