"Smart Elementary School Life," chosen by 100,000 parents
Eun-kyung Lee X Seong-jong Lee's 15-year observation and practice report
Everything You Need to Know About Practical and Sustainable Elementary Self-Directed Study Methods

Parents should first take the initiative in elementary school studies and then slowly pass it on to their children.
It's not like they're holding onto it at a local study room and then transferring it to a large academy.
No matter how busy or difficult it may be, parents must take the initiative.
The period when lectures, coaching, and editing by educational experts become crucially helpful is as early as the upper elementary school years, and usually after middle school.
During elementary school, parents should take the lead in their child's overall learning, understand their child's learning tendencies, and provide minimal private education.
When a child in the upper grades of elementary school who has entered puberty shows signs of saying, "I'll take care of it now," you should start self-directed study by pretending to lose and handing the initiative over to the child.

Everyone has a beginning.
"Elementary Self-Directed Study Methods" presents practical and sustainable solutions so that children and parents can confidently begin self-directed study.
It tells you step by step when, what, how to start, and what steps to go through.
It provides specific information on study methods by subject, grade, and level, as well as how to use textbooks and workbooks, how to organize concept notebooks/learning notebooks/wrong answer notebooks, and good books/movies/videos to read.
This book clearly establishes the essential elementary habits that lead to successful self-directed study, including eating and sleeping habits, rest and exercise, concentration and organization, and even planning and controlling screen time.