South Korea's police and education departments began to investigate the fraud of teachers' academic qualifications in various colleges in Seoul, and the scope has been extended to Busan and Daejeon, and the major colleges have been in a panic. According to the East Asia Daily, Busan local police station and Busan education department jointly conducted a comprehensive survey of universities in the city on the 5th to confirm the final qualifications of teachers.

Especially for those "returnees" or foreign teachers who have obtained degrees in foreign universities, their entry and exit situation during their school days is also investigated through the Exit-Entry Administration Office. The Busan Education Department said that once teachers with forged academic qualifications are found, they will be given severe administrative sanctions such as suspension and inspection. The Daejeon Education Department also indicated that it would investigate the teachers who graduated from famous universities.

Seoul's Matsuura Police Department said: In last week's investigation, two teachers were found to have forged their academic credentials, and some colleges were also suspected that the dean forced teachers to forge their academic credentials. South Korean universities are also scared. Parents and students are equally helpless about this. Li, a senior three parent, said: "Although we know that strength is more important than academic qualifications, how can we trust our children to teachers who hide their academic qualifications?"

Recently, parents of Korean students are anxious about the high cost of their children's mobile internet access, so the demand for mobile phones without wireless internet access has increased sharply. However, the supply of enterprises is insufficient, causing consumer dissatisfaction.

According to Chosun Ilbo, housewife Li, who lives in Seoul, said: "Junior high school children play games wirelessly through their mobile phones, and as a result, they spend more than 6.5438+0.2 million won. I originally wanted to change my child to a mobile phone that can't access the Internet, but it is inconvenient to change the communication company and there are not many mobile phone models. "

KTF is the only mobile communication company that provides mobile phones without wireless Internet access. There are only two types of mobile phones. SK Telecom and LG Telecom don't provide wireless Internet access function for mobile phones, in order to let users get the maximum benefit by using wireless Internet access.

A recent survey by Korean consumer groups on teenagers' mobile phone spending shows that the average monthly spending is 384 1400 won (about RMB 307), which is higher than the average spending of whole-body mobile phone users of 38,226 won. Although students' mobile phone usage fees are discounted, they are still higher than the overall average due to excessive use of wireless Internet access.