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* This is essentially the backdrop to ''TheHistoryBoys'' - while they're still in their usual school, the group is taking extra classes specifically tailored to get them into Oxford.
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* This is essentially the backdrop to ''TheHistoryBoys'' ''Theatre/TheHistoryBoys'' - while they're still in their usual school, the group is taking extra classes specifically tailored to get them into Oxford.
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* So does [[TeenGenius Ami]] in ''SailorMoon''. Most of the action in Ami's introduction episode happened there, actually.
* And Light in ''DeathNote'', despite being WAY too smart to need it. One can't help but wonder if that's how he managed to get a perfect score...
* Ryoki in ''HotGimmick'' attends one, but only to make his parents feel at ease - he's so smart he manages to ace every class without even ''revising''.
* Manta in ''ShamanKing'' is a cram school student. In fact, he first meets Yoh while rushing from cram school to the train station to catch a train home.
* And Light in ''DeathNote'', despite being WAY too smart to need it. One can't help but wonder if that's how he managed to get a perfect score...
* Ryoki in ''HotGimmick'' attends one, but only to make his parents feel at ease - he's so smart he manages to ace every class without even ''revising''.
* Manta in ''ShamanKing'' is a cram school student. In fact, he first meets Yoh while rushing from cram school to the train station to catch a train home.
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* So does [[TeenGenius Ami]] in ''SailorMoon''.''Manga/SailorMoon''. Most of the action in Ami's introduction episode happened there, actually.
* And Light in''DeathNote'', ''Manga/DeathNote'', despite being WAY too smart to need it. One can't help but wonder if that's how he managed to get a perfect score...
* Ryoki in''HotGimmick'' ''Manga/HotGimmick'' attends one, but only to make his parents feel at ease - he's so smart he manages to ace every class without even ''revising''.
* Manta in''ShamanKing'' ''Manga/ShamanKing'' is a cram school student. In fact, he first meets Yoh while rushing from cram school to the train station to catch a train home.
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Strangely, even though All East Asian Mothers Are {{Education Mama}}s, there are no cram schools in the usual sense in Mainland China. As high school funding in China is directly proportional to college admission rates and the prestige of the colleges the students get into, high schools have the incentive to be the cram school ''too''-- your average Chinese high school student has a ''[[TrainningFromHell 14-hour school day]]'', using much of the time for teacher-supervised self-study. Private schools only exist to provide prep for the Chinese equivalent of {{ronin}}s only.
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Strangely, even though All East Asian Mothers Are {{Education Mama}}s, there are no cram schools in the usual sense in Mainland China. As high school funding in China is directly proportional to college admission rates and the prestige of the colleges the students get into, high schools have the incentive to be the cram school ''too''-- your average Chinese high school student has a ''[[TrainningFromHell ''[[TrainingFromHell 14-hour school day]]'', using much of the time for teacher-supervised self-study. Private schools only exist to provide prep for the Chinese equivalent of {{ronin}}s only.
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Strangely, even though All East Asian Mothers Are {{Education Mama}}s, there are no cram schools in the usual sense in Mainland China. As high school funding in China is directly proportional to college admission rates and the prestige of the colleges the students get into, high schools have the incentive to be the cram school ''too''-- your average Chinese high school student has a ''[[BeyondTheImpossible ''[[TrainningFromHell 14-hour school day]]'', using much of the time for teacher-supervised self-study. Private schools only exist to provide prep for the Chinese equivalent of {{ronin}}s only.
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* Hideki and Shinbo in ''{{Chobits}}'' attend one. [[spoiler: Shinbo even marries their cram school teacher, Takako Shimizu.]]
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* Hideki and Shinbo in ''{{Chobits}}'' ''Manga/{{Chobits}}'' attend one. [[spoiler: Shinbo even marries their cram school teacher, Takako Shimizu.]]
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\\Review Center (Philippines),
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\\Grind School (Ireland),
\\Frontisterion (Greece),
\\Curso pré-vestibular (Brazil),
\\Dershane (Turkey),
\\Preuniversitario (Chile),
\\Escuela propedéutica (Mexico and Bolivia),
\\Finishing school (India),
\\Coaching School (Australia),
\\Coaching Center (Bangladesh),
\\SAT Prep (US). ]]
\\Juku (Japan),
\\Hagwon (South Korea),
\\Buxiban (China),
\\Tutorial school (Hong Kong),
\\Review Center (Philippines),
\\Classes Préparatoires aux Grandes Ecoles (France),
\\Grind School (Ireland),
\\Frontisterion (Greece),
\\Curso pré-vestibular (Brazil),
\\Dershane (Turkey),
\\Preuniversitario (Chile),
\\Escuela propedéutica (Mexico and Bolivia),
\\Finishing school (India),
\\Coaching School (Australia),
\\Coaching Center (Bangladesh),
\\SAT Prep (US). ]]
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\\Frontisterion (Greece),
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Frontisterion (Greece), \\
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\\Dershane (Turkey),
\\Preuniversitario (Chile),
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Escuela propedéutica (Mexico and
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\\Hagwon (SouthKorea), Buxiban (China), Tutorial Korea),
\\Buxiban (China),
\\Tutorial school (HongKong), Review Kong),
\\Review Center(Philippines), Classes (Philippines),
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\\Grind School(Ireland), Frontisterion (Greece), Curso (Ireland),
\\Frontisterion (Greece),
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\\Escuela propedéutica (Mexico andBolivia), Finishing Bolivia),
\\Finishing school(India), Coaching (India),
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\\SAT Prep (US). ]]
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\\Buxiban (China),
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\\Review Center
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\\Grind School
\\Frontisterion (Greece),
\\Curso pré-vestibular
\\Dershane (Turkey),
\\Preuniversitario (Chile),
\\Escuela propedéutica (Mexico and
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\\Coaching School
\\Coaching Center
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* The for/against argument appears in ''KodomoNoJikan''
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A combination of the hardest, most evil set of college entrance exams and a massive focus on rote memorisation means that cram schools are a fact of life for most Japanese teenagers, and so characters in anime are often seen at these institutions. They seem to be largely absent from TV in other countries, perhaps to avoid teachers hating TV even more.
In Japan at least, these are NOT [[BookDumb for the kids who need help.]] If anything, the kids who need to catch up are less likely to attend them due to being hopeless cases. In anime and manga, the Smart Kid probably enjoys attending this school, unlike everyone else.
In Japan at least, these are NOT [[BookDumb for the kids who need help.]] If anything, the kids who need to catch up are less likely to attend them due to being hopeless cases. In anime and manga, the Smart Kid probably enjoys attending this school, unlike everyone else.
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A combination of the hardest, [[NintendoHard hardest]], [[DemonicSpiders most evil set of college entrance exams exams]] and a [[MemoryGambit massive focus on rote memorisation memorisation]] means that cram schools are a fact of life for most Japanese teenagers, and so characters in anime are often seen at these institutions. They seem to be largely absent from TV in other countries, perhaps to avoid teachers hating TV even more.
In Japan at least, these are NOT [[BookDumb for the kids who need help.]] If anything, the kids who need to catch up are less likely to attend them due to being hopeless cases. In anime and manga, [[TheSmartGuy the SmartKid Kid]] probably enjoys attending this school, unlike everyone else.
In Japan at least, these are NOT [[BookDumb for the kids who need help.]] If anything, the kids who need to catch up are less likely to attend them due to being hopeless cases. In anime and manga, [[TheSmartGuy the Smart
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Strangely, even though All East Asian Mothers Are {{Education Mama}}s, there are no cram schools in the usual sense in Mainland China. As high school funding in China is directly proportional to college admission rates and the prestige of the colleges the students get into, high schools have the incentive to be the cram school ''too''-- your average Chinese high school student has a ''14-hour ''[[BeyondTheImpossible 14-hour school day'', day]]'', using much of the time for teacher-supervised self-study. Private schools only exist to provide prep for the Chinese equivalent of {{ronin}}s only.
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not cram school: those are simply private lessons
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* Toyed with in PuellaMagiMadokaMagica, since Hitomi Shizuki attends cram school after normal class... but said classes are for Japanese dance, tea ceremony and piano playing instead. Well, she ''is'' the local YamatoNadeshiko and is said to be from a very rich and traditional family...
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* The main character of ''14-sai no Haha'' and her boyfriend attend one of these.
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Depending on the country, these may also known as Juku (Japan), Hagwon (South Korea), Buxiban (China), Tutorial school (Hong Kong), Review Center (Philippines), Classes Préparatoires aux Grandes Ecoles (France), Grind School (Ireland), Frontisterion (Greece), Curso pré-vestibular (Brazil), Dershane (Turkey), Preuniversitario (Chile), Escuela propedéutica (Mexico and Bolivia), Finishing school (India), Coaching School (Australia) or Coaching Center (Bangladesh). (And if you think US students get to avoid this, three words: ''SAT prep course''.) In Singapore and Malaysia, these are called schools.
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Depending on the country, these may also known as Juku (Japan), Hagwon (South Korea), Buxiban (China), Tutorial school (Hong Kong), Review Center (Philippines), Classes Préparatoires aux Grandes Ecoles (France), Grind School (Ireland), Frontisterion (Greece), Curso pré-vestibular (Brazil), Dershane (Turkey), Preuniversitario (Chile), Escuela propedéutica (Mexico and Bolivia), Finishing school (India), Coaching School (Australia) or Coaching Center (Bangladesh). (And if you think US students get to avoid this, three words: ''SAT prep course''.) In Singapore and Malaysia, these are called schools.
''schools''.
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* Cram schools does not even limited to the above example. In ''HidamariSketch'' it has been clear there's a whole type of cram school for art-stream high school students that wanted to continue doing art in college, called ''research institutes''. In fact, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Arisawa]]'s rendezvous with Yuno was related to this; Arisawa skipped Institute class that night because of the pressure and stayed at school to paint, [[spoiler:and picked up Yuno's cell phone]].
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In Japan at least, these are NOT for the kids who need help. If anything, the kids who need to catch up are less likely to attend them due to being hopeless cases. In anime and manga, the Smart Kid probably enjoys attending this school, unlike everyone else.
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In Japan at least, these are NOT [[BookDumb for the kids who need help. help.]] If anything, the kids who need to catch up are less likely to attend them due to being hopeless cases. In anime and manga, the Smart Kid probably enjoys attending this school, unlike everyone else.
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* So does [[TeenGenius Ami]] in ''SailorMoon''.
** Most of the action in Ami's introduction episode happened at one.
* And Light in ''DeathNote'', despite being WAY too smart to need it.
** One can't help but wonder if that's how he managed to get a perfect score...
** Most of the action in Ami's introduction episode happened at one.
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** One can't help but wonder if that's how he managed to get a perfect score...
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* So does [[TeenGenius Ami]] in ''SailorMoon''.
**''SailorMoon''. Most of the action in Ami's introduction episode happened at one.
there, actually.
* And Light in ''DeathNote'', despite being WAY too smart to needit.
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* In ''OniisamaE'', the titular older brother figure to whom Nanako is writing is her former cram school tutor.
* Jou in ''DigimonAdventure'', and especially ''DigimonAdventure02''.
* Jou in ''DigimonAdventure'', and especially ''DigimonAdventure02''.
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* In ''OniisamaE'', the titular older brother figure to whom Nanako is writing is her former cram school tutor.
tutor, Takehiko Henmi.
* Jou in ''DigimonAdventure'', and especially ''DigimonAdventure02''. Iori has to drop by his cram school when he needs help for the Digidestined.
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* The very first episode of ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'' depicted Nanoha and [[ThoseTwoGuys her friends]] attending cram school after their normal classes even though they're in third grade. They spend part of their time there discussing who should take care of [[WeaselMascot the ferret]] they found.
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* The very first episode of ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'' depicted Nanoha and [[ThoseTwoGuys her friends]] friends Alyssa and Suzuka]] attending cram school after their normal classes even though they're in third grade. They spend part of their time there discussing who should take care of [[WeaselMascot the ferret]] they found.
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* Toyed with in PuellaMagiMadokaMagica, since Hitomi Shizuki attends cram school after normal class... but said classes are for Japanese dance, tea ceremony and piano playing instead. Well, she ''is'' the local YamatoNadeshiko and is said to be from a very rich and traditional family...
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* In KatteNiKaizo, Kaizo apparently went to one for people with weird talents and specialites, before [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he got kicked of a climbing frame, came in the next day, and blew the place up, thus unleashing everyone in it upon the world.]]
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* Referenced as a RunningGag by ''[[MysteryScienceTheatre3000 MST3K]]'' whenever a kaiju film featuring children is screened.
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* Referenced as a RunningGag by ''[[MysteryScienceTheatre3000 MST3K]]'' whenever any time they saw a kaiju film featuring children is screened.Japanese film.
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** In the InvasionOfTheNeptuneMen pisode, they even refer to some children hanging out in the woods as "Cram Camp".
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Strangely, even though All East Asian Mothers Are {{Education Mama}}s, there are no cram school schools in the usual sense in Mainland China. As high school funding in China is directly proportional to college admission rates and the prestige of the colleges the students get into, high schools have the incentive to be the cram school ''too''-- your average Chinese high school student has a ''14-hour school day'', using much of the time for teacher-supervised self-study. Private schools only exist to provide prep for the Chinese equivalent of {{ronin}}s only.
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* In ''SuzumiyaHaruhi'', Kyon and Sasaki met in cram school during their last year of middle school.
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* Referenced as a RunningGag by ''MST3K'' whenever a kaiju film featuring children is screened.
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