Oh Jeong-tae's Daughter Reveals Unique Study Methods: 'Flying Bird Technique' and 'Educational Toy Method'

Comedian Oh Jeong-tae's daughter has become the talk of the town with her unique and effective study methods.

During the SBS show 'Same Bed, Different Dreams 2 - You Are My Destiny,' aired on the 8th, viewers were introduced to the eldest daughter's intense study regimen even after entering a science high school. Her room was filled with awards and books, and she even added a study desk from a reading room, bringing the total to four desks. The daughter starts her studies at 6 AM and is already tackling subjects beyond the high school curriculum, astonishing everyone. Her 'Flying Bird Technique,' where she studies at a standing desk to ward off sleepiness, particularly caught the audience's attention.

Oh Jeong-tae shared that his eldest daughter began to focus intensely on her studies around the 4th grade of elementary school, mentioning that achieving first place for the first time and seeing her name displayed at the academy wall motivated her to maintain her academic performance. His wife, Baek Ah-young, added that their daughter always studied by writing and explaining things on a whiteboard since she was young, and even requested a lecture microphone as a birthday gift.

Amidst his parents' loud conversations, the daughter once asked them to be quiet, stating, 'Just being quiet helps me study.' When Oh Jeong-tae asked what his parents could do to help her studies, she simply replied, 'Just be quiet,' eliciting laughter.

The episode showcased not only the daughter's rigorous self-directed learning style but also her parents' distinctive educational philosophy aimed at supporting her academic journey.

Oh Jeong-tae is a comedian born in 1971, who debuted on SBS's 'Smile, People' in 2006.

He married his girlfriend of three years in October 2010 and has two daughters.

His daughters have garnered significant attention by appearing on 'Same Bed, Different Dreams' and revealing their gifted education methods and study habits.