<Anchor> As the
distancing stage has changed, more students can go to schools and academies.
In particular, large academies with more than 300 students started classes again today (12th).
Let’s connect on-site reporters.
Reporter Han Ji-yeon, big academies have reopened, but there are a number of quarantine rules that students must follow, right?
<Reporter>
Yes, as a large academy reopens from today, this academy showed a close 100% attendance rate today. Even at this time, 300 students are studying.
The government's guideline is to strictly observe the quarantine regulations even if the school opens the door due to the ease of distancing.
At the entrance of the academy, you must print a QR code and check your body temperature. The academy also restricts going out and prohibits the use of elevators once you come to the school.
I looked around the classroom once during the day, and all of the students were taking classes with masks on, and the desks were at least 1m away.
<Anchor>
Students who have less than two months left for the SAT test would be glad to open the door. What is the reaction of the candidates?
<Reporter>
Today, there are 52 days left for the SAT, and the retakers who had only had to take remote classes instead of Deungwon were greeted the most.
Let’s hear about the re-training first.
[Re-Student: It's much better to change in person.
When I was non-face-to-face, I honestly couldn't really concentrate.
I think I will not be able to take the SAT properly if I go through this non-face-to-face one more time.]
I was desperate to say that this is my last chance because I came back to the academy after two months.
<Anchor> The
number of students going to school is also increasing, so the first graders of elementary school in Seoul can attend school every day from a week later?
<Reporter> After the
Ministry of Education announced yesterday that up to two-thirds of all students are allowed to go to school, the Seoul Office of Education issued detailed instructions.
The first graders of elementary school were allowed to attend school every day, and the rest of the grades let each school adjust itself to suit the conditions.
They allowed me to go to school every day in the first year of middle school, but in fact, the reason I got to go to school every day in the first year of junior high school was because of the absolute lack of time to adjust to the new school.
(On-site progress: Kim Se-kyung, video editing: Kim Jong-woo, VJ: Shin So-young)
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