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Shin Bo-kyung (editor): Korean Language Textbook Journey: Middle School 1st Year Poem

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Why read a poem that was hard and boring for nine major-grade revisions. Most people meet poetry for the first time in school through textbooks. And when you learn the same thing with interesting expressions, poetry is a fun thing. But when you go up in the grade and you learn middle school, you have to wrap and interpret it with words that are hard to understand, which are metaphors, ideas, expressions. And as we do so, we're getting less and less interested in poetry, and eventually it feels difficult, distant, boring. But this book says, "Let's read those poems together and look at them.". So why should you read and look at poetry, despite what it is? Because you can leave behind treasure full of your own ideas. You don't know what this is yet? I'll be happy to know.

Korean title: 국어 교과서 여행: 중1 시

Korean author: 신보경 엮음

Korean publisher: 스푼북

ISBN-13: 9791188283545

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HT*****
November 24, 2018

I went back to my childhood and read poetry, and I was so happy to be an adult and read it. There are poems that I think are really good to read at the age of junior high school, and they help me get a little more open. Some of the years after middle school, there are times when the language time has to be difficult to read, but first graders have a little bit of emotion, or they read slowly, and it's easy to feel what comes to mind and what's hidden in them. I think it's a beautiful thing to

HS*****
November 20, 2018

The more I read the middle-school language textbooks, the more I was able to read the English-speaking textbooks, and the new book of the Chinese language that I read with my daughter during the preparation. And I'm going to go to the secondary school and I'll say, well, it's definitely a more mature poem. And the first words that we see are there, and the more we're talking about the words that are involved, the more that we've got to understand the words, the less that we know the meanings of

AQ******
November 13, 2018

It's a book by a teacher who's currently teaching the language in secondary school. They say that they built some of the best poems in their first-grade textbooks in various publishing firms. I suddenly thought of my middle school English teacher. The most favorite subject was the language. I was not happy with the language, but it was the book you read 10 minutes before the end of the class. I loved the time you read me essays and poems in a mind-blowing voice. I'm just a little bit lost in

SI******
November 10, 2018

I'd like to make sure that you read what you hear when you meet this book. Study and poetry. Why? "I am so aware of the feelings of the children and I think that if you had this book, you would find it a gift when you met with them in their textbooks in the language. [Precisely] [Beat it] [to draw us into another world]. learns the various poems in the textbook. Have you heard of the Diccas? Even the old poems, San Munsi, Dicas and Possar, as familiar as poetry, can all be found in the

신보경 엮음: 국어 교과서 여행: 중1 시
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