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Korean Guy & Girl React to 《INVINCIBLE Season 1, Episodes 5 & 6》 for the first time

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Thanks for watching, hope you enjoy!

Starring:👤 Donghwan: https://www.instagram.com/odhwan👤 JiEun: https://www.instagram.comcrush.meraw

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m-flo

드디어 ! I was getting withdrawl symptoms

joonmonjagi

Hey! I'm really enjoying watching you react to this show. It's really fun watching it myself. By the way, it depends on where you go to school, but for the most part, American high schools do have homeroom teachers, but instead of the teachers rotating rooms like I think they do in Korean, the students switch classrooms. Homeroom is only about 15 minutes, long enough to do attendance, morning announcements, and whatever else before the students switch to go to their first class of the day for that semester. It's the same in middle school too. I don't think I had a homeroom in high school, but I went to a different type of high school and middle school. In movies you see students in the principal's office a lot because they're not showing on the small scale how teachers handle behavior or attendance in their classrooms and they want to move something specific in the plot forward. Principals don't actually have the time to talk to kids about their attendance or grades in the hallway or in their office for a long time like that. Unless it's something serious, parent-teacher conferences are always between the teacher and parent.