[Start Briefing] On the Seoul National University student literature report, 'The character is panicked' and 'ㅠㅠ''

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On Tuesday, December 3, the start briefing will begin.

First, it's the JoongAng Ilbo.

I told you yesterday about a new helicopter parent who wants to intervene in the lives of their adult children and help them.

Now, helicopter rearing is even affecting grandchildren generations.

Today, I will tell you an article about "Helicopter Grandparents" who pay 3 million won a month for their grandchildren's English kindergarten expenses, saying, "I want to ease the burden on my daughter."

It is typical for grandparents to pay for their grandchildren's education or hand over their property.

In many cases, a certain amount of financial support is provided every month to ease the burden of raising children and living expenses.

They live separately by generation, but not psychologically.

Analysts say that they cannot let go of the responsibility to support and take responsibility for their grandchildren.

In the past five years, about 27,000 grandparents have directly donated to underage grandchildren.

The average donation amount was 140 million won.

The problem is that social inequality and polarization can worsen if over-parenting is passed down like this.

Some pass on 100 million won to their children or grandchildren, and if I can't afford to apply for that, I'll be deprived.

Although the children are grown up, the number of helicopter parents and grandparents is increasing because of their anxiety about not helping them.

What would it take to get out of over-parenting?

Experts said the first step is not to regard children as vulnerable, but to recognize them as an independent person.

In addition, the newspaper also conveys the opinion that a system is needed to solve fundamental social structure problems such as fierce competition and wealth transfer.

This is the next Hankook Ilbo.

Sexual crimes and school violence among teenagers are now more common online than offline.

However, it contains information that parents do not know their children's SNS well.Active communication is more important than not telling


Let's take a closer look at what it's about.

Parents do not understand their children's SNS life because the "playing space" is different.

The SNS that teenagers use the most is Instagram.

Parents don't use it much.

Children are exposed to various crimes and deviations, such as deepfakes, in spaces that are out of their parents' sight.

Direct messages on Instagram and live broadcasts on TikTok are mainly such spaces.

But it's hard for parents to know all the types of apps and platforms their children use.

However, telling them not to do SNS at all is not effective.

In other words, it is practically impossible and impossible to prevent the use of SNS as all communication among teenagers takes place on SNS and there are many private accounts.

Taking all the pictures down is not an effective way to deal with it.

This is because it can instill a false perception that photo uploads are the cause of crime.

Ultimately, we need to develop the right awareness of gender equality for children through education.

Experts advise that it is important to engage adolescent children in conversations to tell them how they feel about sex in comfortable situations.

Let's look at the Kookmin Ilbo this time.

The competition for order cancellation by delivery platforms is said to be upsetting by the owners.

This is because they are concerned that the number of people who eat and run refunds that abuse the refund policy will increase.

This is a phenomenon that occurred when the platform immediately refunded a product or service complaint from a consumer without a confirmation process.

Following Coupang Eats, Baedal Minjok has changed its policy so that people can cancel orders directly without the consent of the owner.

The refund fee is borne by the company, but the delivery fee and the fee are borne by the owner.The

online community is sharing how to dig through the cracks of the refund policy and make free deliveries.

It's like getting a refund after receiving the food because you purposely aim for a delay in delivery.

The time, cost, and emotional consumption of food are added to deepen the wrinkles of self-employed people.

It's possible to raise an objection, but the procedure is complicated and cumbersome.

Delivery drivers are also in a situation where they are worried that the responsibility will be concentrated on them.

The industry says it will improve and monitor the system to reduce unfair refund requests.

However, there are also criticisms that corporate service costs will eventually return to the boomerang to self-employed and consumers.

This is the last Chosun Ilbo.

It is said that the expressions 'the character is panicked' and 'ㅠㅠ'' appeared in the Seoul National University student literature report.

It's hard to believe, but it's a true story.


New students' literacy has fallen every year, so Seoul National University has decided to make writing tests mandatory.

The decline in literacy of the MZ generation is going up and down.

Seoul National University determined that this problem is a level of concern even among SNU students.

Before that, I was asked to take the writing test only for those who wanted to, but from next year, I plan to make it mandatory for all new students.

The average score for the freshman writing test dropped from 73.7 in 2017 to 60.7 this year.

In particular, 32% received the lowest grade.

In other words, 3 out of 10 Seoul National University students wrote articles that lacked consistency or clarity, and much of the evidence was mixed to support the claim.

It has often been found that a person writes expressions of mental breakdown in reports and misrepresentations such as "role" and "partially."

Professors are concerned, saying, "I'm about to panic," and "There are many students who can't write logical explanations because they're used to memorizing and writing."

Even in graduate schools, there are many students who write sentences that do not respond to magic, and it is difficult to find academic seriousness.

Something similar is happening in many other universities.

It seems that both student and school-level efforts are needed to raise literacy required for 'college ability'.

I looked at the newspaper on the morning of December 3rd.

This has been the start briefing.