This book goes beyond simple English reading methods and offers a practical guide on how to effectively connect your child's English education history and strengths across time and situations, leading to real English skills and college entrance exam success.
This helps parents design their own personalized English education roadmap for their child.

The author has studied English education for over 20 years, taught over 3,000 students, and has personally witnessed how reading in English transforms children's learning curves.
Simply reading a lot of English books won't improve your skills.
But children who had been reading English the right way at the right time showed a clear difference.
Based on these success stories, this book reveals strategies for success in college entrance exams and practical English proficiency.

The key topics covered in this book are:

English education strategies to kill two birds with one stone: entrance exam preparation and practical English.
- Customized English learning methods tailored to your child's personality and goals.
- English immersion reading method that can be completed in 2-3 years of concentration
How to overcome learning plateaus and maximize your English skills
- A practical guide to the 'iB Program' that maximizes the effectiveness of English reading.
- Common concerns parents have about learning English and practical solutions.

“Actually, this book is not about how to read English.
This is a story about the most realistic way to design a personalized English reading and writing program for your child that allows them to read as much as they need and achieve the results you want.
I talk about designing my child's English education journey that guarantees good results in college entrance exams.
To develop a solid philosophy for my child's English education, I tried to capture only the essential points, hoping that if I had to read just one book, it would be this one.
This is possible only when we can continue to make flexible choices based on individual goals, focusing on the process rather than the outcome.”
--- p.15

“It was from that time.
It was the beginning of breaking down the nature and process of learning.
I began by examining each student's English education history in minute detail and analyzing each individual's roadmap for successful English education and those with shortcomings.
From a parent's perspective, everything feels unsettling when it comes to my child.
And although there seem to be many choices, what ultimately determines success or failure is 'the power to understand the basics, immerse yourself, and persist.'
This is an essential skill for making flexible and appropriate choices at every moment, based on your child's personality, circumstances, and abilities.
--- p.29

In The Power of Habit, Charles Duhigg says, 'Change one core habit and everything else will change.'
He says he first learned the power of habit after seeing an officer peacefully disperse a protest.
There were always people gathered in the square, and whenever an instigator appeared, the crowd would turn into a protest. One day, it is said that the street vendors in the square were removed.
Then, hungry protesters returned home early, and it is said that it was not easy for the agitators to rally the crowd.
That's what a 'core habit' is.
It refers to a habit that causes a chain reaction in an individual's life or organizational activities.
And he says, 'To create good habits, you need appropriate rewards.'
--- p.250

“The children I encountered directly raised me.
But is it possible without a clear sense of purpose? It's impossible.
If it's an English textbook class, you can expect some results after completing one textbook, even if the percentage of learning varies. However, if you don't proceed with reading education with a clear sense of purpose and observe your child's responses, the risk of failure increases.
This is because it is an area that requires consistent effort over a long period of time.
Instead, what is once learned is not forgotten.”

--- p.254