For our children who are weak in reading and writing
A special Korean language proficiency training book created by teacher Song Jae-hwan!

“Do you know why children these days have terrible handwriting and are so bad at spelling?
“If you make first and second graders write dictation or diaries, they will be reported as child abuse.” A post recently uploaded to a social network service (SNS) became a hot topic, garnering 4.5 million views.
Although the expression is somewhat strong, it shows that elementary school students' Korean language skills are in a dangerous state and that even teaching them is not easy.
As a result, parents seek out private education, and the improvement in Korean language skills is minimal compared to the increasing cost of education.
This is not just a problem for children, but is largely due to today's media environment.
Teacher Song Jae-hwan recommends the copy-and-paste study method to elementary school children as a way to build a foundation for Korean language skills.
The best way to study is to copy and paste sentences and texts, keeping your eyes on them for a long time.
Although copying text may seem like a blind act, the effect of careful reading can be achieved by reading each letter once with your eyes and then again with your hands.
Your concentration will naturally improve, and you will be able to develop your ability to understand the content and even express yourself.


The child likes it because it's easy and short, and the mother feels more at ease because it's a textbook!
10 Minutes a Day, 3-Step Korean Language Textbook Study Method
'Pretty Writing ▶ Learn Today's Word ▶ Rewrite Words'

To achieve the copying effect, you must transcribe sentences appropriate for the child's age and cognitive ability.
So, teacher Song Jae-hwan selected sentences with excellent sentence structure and rich vocabulary from the Korean language textbook, a verified book created by experts.
We carefully selected each paragraph (5 sentences) so that even children with short attention spans can easily finish it in 10 minutes.
By following the Korean language textbook, you can naturally review your schoolwork.

Rather than simply following along as it is, the activity is structured into three stages: ‘Pretty writing ▶ Learn today’s word ▶ Change the word’ to maximize the effectiveness of writing along.
After learning punctuation marks such as spacing, periods, exclamation points, and question marks by writing sentences in the correct handwriting, learn unfamiliar words.
We conclude with an activity of rewriting sentences from the textbook in our own words.
We have tried to naturally improve vocabulary and develop writing skills.
Also, by writing paragraphs that contain a single topic, you can learn how to write in a way that reveals the topic and how to develop the writing, so writing becomes easier without you realizing it.