Giovanna Stapleton et al.: Speaking English 24 Hours a Day for Elementary Students

And if you ask teachers who are teaching elementary school, they say there are so many kids who cry when they get an English education. So, suddenly learning is so hard and difficult, and it's actually harder to learn English as a game than to learn it as a master. If you're such a young person and you've learned English by force or hard, you'll only be alive. And that's why it's necessary to provide a variety of experience educations, which are natural and comfortable access to English. The best start is to start with the basic routine. You can get up in the morning and start with everyday expressions like going to school, and you can naturally and comfortably acquire vocabulary and communication skills. I'm exposed to the inevitable English but it's about my life, so it'll be easy to learn and it'd be a comfortable environment with no big difference, so I can learn confidently. This learning starts with a vigorous engagement that leads to the confidence that it's okay to be wrong, which is the biggest asset in learning language. After ten years of English education, they're embarrassed to be wrong in front of foreigners, and when you talk freely in this comfortable environment, you feel confident that it's okay to be not. In English, for a post-Agent student, it's 24 hours a day, and it deals with 30 things you do every day. Each topic is designed to learn the most widely used English expressions and to expand from basic expressions to dialogues and presentations to the English press.

Korean title: 초등생을 위한 하루 24시간 영어로 말하기

Korean author: Giovanna Stapleton 외

Korean publisher: 동양북스

ISBN-13: 9791172100063