YTN released an exclusive report on June 22 about a homeroom teacher, employed in an elementary school in the Seoul metro area, who is suspected of forcing the kids in her class to use expletives.�

When the parents found out about what the teacher allegedly did, they refused to send their kids to school, compelling the local education authorities to conduct an investigation into the case to validate the suspicions.�

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Reportedly, the incident occurred this past March. The teacher, under the guise of role-play, allegedly forced the students to come up to the front of the class and insult one another. When the teacher's strange teaching method was finally discovered by the school parents, they strongly protested the incident. One parent relayed, "The reason we didn't find out about what happened is that the teacher told the students in the beginning of the semester to keep quiet about [what goes on in the classroom]."�

The school parents also claim that the homeroom teacher taught the kids that same sex relationships will cause STDs, showed them pictures of homosexual men engaged in erotic behavior, and even explained in detail how people of the same gender had sex.�In addition, the teacher is also suspected of instructing the students to kiss one another for a lesson.�

The homeroom teacher claimed that the role-playing was only a method to teach the students the problem with habitually using expletives and that what was said about homosexuals was just a response to a question. However, the teacher stated that the accusations of forcing the students to kiss one another is untrue.�

Meanwhile, the school argued that boycotting the class is an infringement of the teacher's authority.