a parallel educational system that s ended turning out super students. at ten pm is finally able to head home. this card keeps track of the time so his parents know that he s been in class all day. long right. now i can go home and take a shower ok i ll back. during the school wait between ten and eleven pm the streets are full of students who are returning home after a long day of classes. but isn t finished yet now he has to do his homework. he goes to
john tries hard to stay awake he moves to his big desk in the back of the room. it s harder to fall asleep when you re standing up. whenever i said down i fall asleep right away the teachers have warned me about it after three warnings they start adopting points i don t want that to happen on the tautology. each student starts the school year with a total of fifty four points on acceptable behavior will result in point deduction sleeping in class will cost you two points those who use up all their points are expelled. from school. teachers keep track of the point total and they don t fool around. the clock is a third of all get them in our system shows the data for each student and the total
a break but i can t. do. your job as mother will drive him to the private school. ninety percent of all students and so attend extra classes. south korea is a small country we don t have many natural resources. our main asset is smart people so we invest in educating our children they are most valuable resource. tuition at the afternoon school costs the equivalent of eight hundred euros a month wealthy parents don t cut corners when it comes to educating their children . these young people are studying mathematics classes supplement the lessons that they ve learned at their main school there are more than thirty thousand facilities like this in so
coworkers are finished for the day and they didn t have to put in any overtime. but even when they leave the complex they can t leave the company because pasco owns pretty much the whole city. that includes the sports arena the school s residential buildings and shopping centers and the public transport system. this situation is ideal for families. we have everything we need right here so when the company wants us to be happy. that s good because it motivates us to do the best work we can. obtain and. i saw him his wife and their two children live just five minutes from his workplace in a four room apartment that they bought from the company it cost the equivalent of forty five thousand euros. in the.
school. was. also although created if you know. mr tyson has been performing his corporate ritual for twenty years now. and then it s important to repeat the slogans every day it helps to keep our morale like that when i was. tyson is responsible for equipment maintenance he works an average of twelve hours a day plus uncompensated overtime employees at this level are expected to conform to the corporate culture this includes treating coworkers and business partners with extreme courtesy here tyson meets with a spare parts supplier