"One Reading a Day: A Special Training Program from Seonjae Korean Language to Strengthen Reading Comprehension"

Reading comprehension is an area that measures integrated thinking skills that judge the validity and appropriateness of arguments based on factual understanding of the text.
Therefore, if you improve your basic reading comprehension skills while developing your analytical and judgmental skills regarding fingerprints, you will not have to fear any problems that may arise.
The problem, however, is that these reading skills can only be improved by investing a certain amount of time and effort.
Just as there is no exercise method that can rapidly improve your physical strength in a short period of time, there is no secret method to rapidly improve your reading comprehension skills in a short period of time.
The only way to improve your reading comprehension is to train consistently, using the right methods and good materials.

“Reading is the Key to Survival,” which began in 2015, is the first reading training project for civil service examinations.
Although there were many problem books on the market that were categorized by type for problem solving, there were no 'training' programs to improve 'reading comprehension' itself, so 'Reading is Life' is recognized by numerous test takers as an essential curriculum for passing the exam.

Now that the civil service Korean language test has shifted to a reading-focused test with more inferential elements, the need for training to improve reading comprehension skills has become even greater.
The newly published "One Reading a Day, One Reading a Day" is a reading training textbook that was created by reorganizing all the textbook contents into new types and inference types to match the changed test standards.