The ones being put to the test in this program are not only the students. Because a student's grades become the teacher's grades, the 'New-Teavengers', who handle Korean, English and math, are placed in the position of being evaluated by the results of their teaching. The structure in which students and teachers share responsibility for the same score adds another layer of tension to the competition.
The genres are reality and variety, and the viewing rating is 12 and older. It can be watched on Disney+ with a subscription. Since it turns the realistic topic of exam preparation into a competition format, test takers and guardians watching exam preparation from the sidelines can enjoy looking at how the process is put together, not just the results.
What to watch for
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In a structure where a student's grades become the teacher's grades, you can watch what burden the teaching side bears.
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As the 100 students retaking the exam are reduced to one, the axis of viewing is how tests and missions change the rankings.
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You can compare the head-to-head matchups of the 'New-Teavengers', who cover the three areas of Korean, English and math, subject by subject.
This is a good fit for viewers who want to see exam competition as a survival variety show, or who are looking for a 12-and-older program to watch with a family of test takers.