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A strong wind of English is blowing. In this era of globalization, studying English is essential to embrace the world with a broader heart. Nevertheless, this English craze is not blindly welcomed, partly because of the heavy burden of responsibility placed upon us as parents. Renowned English kindergartens cost three to four times more than traditional ones, and if we decide to send our children to English academies once they enter school, mothers must tighten their belts even more, while
When my eldest child was about six years old, I saw a child on television speaking English fluently. Immediately following that child's method, I bought a huge stack of video tapes and nursery rhyme CDs, played them all day long until my child was bored, and forced them to watch at least two videos at a time. After that, my child detested English and was busy running away from it. Later, I enrolled my child in a famous language academy regardless of their wishes. During an open class, I saw my
There is probably no mother in Korea who isn't interested in her children's English education. Although I am a so-called "newlywed" who recently had my first child, I already find myself deeply contemplating how to teach my child English effectively. This seems to be because, in Korea, the ability to speak English has become a crucial yardstick for guaranteeing one's quality of life. However, I cannot simply spend a fortune sending my child to an English kindergarten or hiring a private tutor
It has been nearly eight years since I completely distanced myself from English after graduating from university. Aside from attending a special English class with a teacher while teaching kindergarteners, my interest in the language had almost completely vanished. This was understandable, as English was not particularly necessary in my daily life. Even when I went to Singapore for training or to Bangkok for my honeymoon, I never once had the opportunity to use English. Guides fluent in both
Kim Sook-hee: Mom's English Immersion Textbook for Her Child 1: Creating an English Environment
Korean title: 엄마가 가르치는 우리 아이 영어 몰입 교과서 1: 영어 환경 만들기
Korean author: 김숙희
Korean publisher: 랜덤하우스코리아
ISBN-13: 9788925530758
Reviews
A strong wind of English is blowing. In this era of globalization, studying English is essential to embrace the world with a broader heart. Nevertheless, this English craze is not blindly welcomed, partly because of the heavy burden of responsibility placed upon us as parents. Renowned English kindergartens cost three to four times more than traditional ones, and if we decide to send our children to English academies once they enter school, mothers must tighten their belts even more, while
When my eldest child was about six years old, I saw a child on television speaking English fluently. Immediately following that child's method, I bought a huge stack of video tapes and nursery rhyme CDs, played them all day long until my child was bored, and forced them to watch at least two videos at a time. After that, my child detested English and was busy running away from it. Later, I enrolled my child in a famous language academy regardless of their wishes. During an open class, I saw my
There is probably no mother in Korea who isn't interested in her children's English education. Although I am a so-called "newlywed" who recently had my first child, I already find myself deeply contemplating how to teach my child English effectively. This seems to be because, in Korea, the ability to speak English has become a crucial yardstick for guaranteeing one's quality of life. However, I cannot simply spend a fortune sending my child to an English kindergarten or hiring a private tutor
It has been nearly eight years since I completely distanced myself from English after graduating from university. Aside from attending a special English class with a teacher while teaching kindergarteners, my interest in the language had almost completely vanished. This was understandable, as English was not particularly necessary in my daily life. Even when I went to Singapore for training or to Bangkok for my honeymoon, I never once had the opportunity to use English. Guides fluent in both
