Skip to product information
[Yesuricover] Adult Literacy
[Yesuricover] Adult Literacy
Description
Book Introduction
An instant bestseller & YES24 Book of the Year

For adults who don't feel like they've read it even after reading it
Literacy training 3 times a week!
"Adult Literacy" Limited Edition "Black Rabbit Edition" Released


It's hard to read even if it's more than five lines.
I don't even want to open a thick humanities book.
It's difficult to express your thoughts clearly.
If this all sounds like what I'm saying, the problem is 'lack of literacy'.
This book, "Adult Literacy," is, as the title suggests, the only practical book that will definitely improve adult literacy.
In this book, author Kim Seon-yeong, who has 13 years of experience as a broadcast writer and is currently working as a writing coach called 'Geulbap', provides a three-times-a-week training method to improve 'vocabulary, reading, and composition skills', which constitute literacy, in just eight weeks.


This book, which became an instant bestseller and continues to be loved, has returned to us in an even more special form. Available exclusively on YES24, this limited edition features a calming black tone and a luxurious cover that sets it apart from the original.
This is the 'Black Rabbit Edition', which adds liveliness and cuteness with rabbit illustrations that contain the meaning of the leap in literacy and the Year of the Rabbit.
This special cover includes a handwritten letter from the author expressing his gratitude to the readers, making it even more valuable as a collection.


Office workers who take longer than others to write proposals and emails, students preparing for certification exams who struggle to understand the questions due to their limited vocabulary, college students and job seekers who struggle to write self-introductions and reports, and even smartphone addicts who only read three-line summaries.
I highly recommend this book to anyone who is struggling with reading and writing.
It will serve as a solid reading aid for anyone who wants to understand everything just by skimming through it.
  • You can preview some of the book's contents.
    Preview
","
index
What if you're an adult who doesn't get anything out of reading the prologue?
You need literacy training!

Chapter 1.
Stretching WEEK 1 │ Before entering the literacy PT


Physical Exam - What's Your Literacy Level?
OT 1st Period - Why Your Writing Skills Are Stagnant
OT 2nd Period - Does Lack of Literacy Threaten Your Health?
OT 3rd Period - The Literacy Gap Grows Like Compound Interest
OT 4th Period - Three Forces That Develop Literacy
#Supplements - Become a 'Print Addict'

Chapter 2.
Vocabulary Muscle Week 2-3 │ Solid from the Basics


Round 1 - Unravel the Words: Word 20 Questions
Session 2 - Expanding Your Vocabulary, Start Here: Synonyms and Antonyms
Round 3 - Find the perfect word for each sentence: Word Tetris
Session 4 - Look Back and Forth: Unfamiliar Words
Session 5 - How to Develop Vocabulary Application: Affixes
Session 6 - Do I really need to know this?: Chinese characters
#Supplement - I can't finish a book.

Chapter 3.
Reading Muscle Week 4-5 │ Effective Reading Skills


Session 7 - Warm-up before reading: Dokjeongam
Session 8 - Reading Aloud: Reading
Session 9 - Reading with Questions: Havruta
Session 10 - Reading in One Line: Key Sentences
Session 11 - Reading with My Experience: Background Knowledge
Session 12 - Pausing to Read: High-Context Meaning
#Supplement - Literacy for Office Workers

Chapter 4.
Muscle Composition Week 6-7 │ Chew on it and express it in your own words


Session 13 - Extract the topic and rewrite it.
Session 14 - Reconstructing a Dizzying Paragraph
Lesson 15 - Continuing in Context
Lesson 16 - Copying Sentence Structure
17th - Reconstructing with a different format
Session 18 - Connecting Unrelated Content
#Supplement - I keep getting distracted while reading a book.

Chapter 5.
Literacy Fitness WEEK 8 │ How much muscle have you gained?


Measuring Muscle Mass - Drawing the Line
Reading Muscle Measurement - Complete one book a week
Measuring Muscle Mass - Creating a "Reverse Mind Map"
Comprehensive Evaluation - Read the column and explain it to others.

Change your lifestyle with Epilogue Literacy PT
You will learn to read and write like an adult, for sure!

References
","
Detailed image
Detailed Image 1
","
Into the book
Welcome to everyone who has registered for Coach Geulbap's literacy PT.
Anyone who comes to see me will likely have had one of the following symptoms.
1.
I start yawning as soon as I open a book and have trouble concentrating for more than 10 minutes.
2.
I make a reading plan every year, but I fail.
3.
Even if I read a book, I quickly forget the content or nothing remains.
4.
I find it difficult to communicate with colleagues or work on documents at work.
5.
I want to help my children develop a reading habit, but I'm frustrated and embarrassed because I'm not very good at it.
How many of these apply to you? They're all due to a lack of literacy muscle.
---From "What is your literacy level?"

People who don't enjoy reading may not be aware that they have literacy problems, or may downplay them.
If a book is difficult or complicated to understand, you just don't read it, and if you don't know something, you can quickly find it on the Internet.
But it's important to remember that literacy impacts all aspects of our daily lives.
If you're having trouble with interpersonal relationships, it may be due to poor literacy.
A lack of vocabulary can unintentionally offend others or lead to misunderstandings.
The assessment that one is 'clueless' is often attached to behavior that is due to poor literacy.
---From "Does Lack of Literacy Threaten Your Health?"

The path to public transportation is covered in letters.
Let me show you some of the trendiest copy these days.
Sometimes, I get some useful information while reading various campaign or policy promotional texts.
Even in the age of video and images, the thing we encounter most in our daily lives is still text.
Don't just pass over the information you encounter in your daily life; chew on it carefully.
To improve literacy, you must first become familiar with print.
If you have the habit of looking up unfamiliar words instead of skipping them, and if you have the small effort to extract the meaning from even a single sentence, there are many things to study everywhere.
---From "Become a 'Print Addict'"

There are ways to build your vocabulary while having fun.
Sounds appealing, right? You probably played the game called Twenty Questions at least once when you were little.
(…) I will add a new rule.
This is a ‘self-questioning’ that you can do by yourself.
The questioner explains the words themselves so that they get closer to the correct answer.
It's about analyzing a single word from multiple angles and breaking it down piece by piece.
The process of thinking about and defining the usage of words is training to increase vocabulary.
---From "Unpack and Explain the Word: Twenty Word Questions"

How can we discover the high-context meaning hidden deep within the context?
I recommend reading carefully, engraving the meaning in your mind, and reading slowly, savoring the text.
It's not about speed reading in a competitive manner, but about reading one book completely immersed in it.
(…) When you unexpectedly come across a good book or passage, when you come across a book that will help you, don’t just pass over it, but press the brake pedal for a moment and stop.
Imagine yourself as the main character in the book and read it with empathy.
You can enjoy the sentences while writing them by hand.

---From "Reading While Pausing: High-Context Meaning"

This doesn't mean everyone needs to become a writing coach.
We talk to people around us every day.
This week, I'm going to use the new knowledge I've gained as a topic of conversation to explain it.
As you speak, you recall and organize the content in your head, and it becomes more deeply imprinted.
(…) It is only truly mine if I can explain it to myself.
If you understand it properly, you should be able to express it in words or writing.
Ultimately, the way to measure comprehensive literacy is to be able to explain what you understand.
---From "Reading the Column and Explaining It to Others"
","
Publisher's Review
“What if I don’t feel like I’ve read anything even after reading it, and I can’t concentrate for more than 10 minutes?”
The problem is lack of literacy!
The One Practical Book That Will Improve Adult Literacy


It's hard to read even if it's more than five lines.
I don't remember what I just read in the previous chapter.
I don't even want to open thick humanities and philosophy books.
When I speak or write, I can't think of the right words.
It's difficult to express your thoughts clearly.
If all this sounds like your story and makes you feel sick, the problem is lack of literacy.
In an age where we consume more short texts on our smartphones than on paper, and are swept up in provocative video content and a plethora of information, literacy is declining not only among children but also among adults.
Kim Seon-yeong, who has been writing for educational programs for 13 years and is currently working as a writing and reading coach, has been paying attention to the issue of adult literacy from an early age.


The author, who was giving assignments to members of a writing group, encountered an unexpected problem.
I started seeing more and more people who write well but write nonsensical articles that don't fit the topic.
Because I didn't properly grasp the context of the assignment! It was similar when I was in a reading group.
When we chose books in the humanities and history fields, rather than soft essays or novels, as topics for discussion, we received feedback expressing concerns such as, “The book is too difficult,” and “I don’t really understand what it’s saying.”
The cause was lack of literacy.


If your literacy skills are low, it takes you longer than others to read and understand text, so you often experience inconveniences, big and small, in your daily life.
Moreover, since I cannot internalize useful information, my level of thinking and writing is no longer high.
But there is good news.
Just as exercise develops muscles, adult literacy can also be improved through training.
The writing coach who successfully developed readers' writing skills with his previous work, "If I Could Write One Sentence Well, I Would Have Everything," is back with "Literacy Training"! "Adult Literacy" offers powerful training to upgrade your literacy skills in just eight weeks.
If you have any concerns about reading, writing, or speaking, from minor inconveniences in daily life to work-related tasks, sign up for a literacy PT right now.

“Invest in your literacy just three times a week.”
Develop vocabulary, reading, and writing skills step by step
3-in-1 package '3-times-a-week training'


The literacy discussed in this book includes 'the ability to read and understand text, as well as the ability to reconstruct and utilize what you have understood in your own way.'
Therefore, the literacy training of the writing coach aims to develop both writing and reading skills.
First, in Chapter 1 (the first week), you will find out your literacy level and do some warm-up exercises.
Chapters 2-4 (weeks 2-7) suggest 18 training methods to develop the three muscles that make up literacy: the vocabulary muscle that forms the foundation of literacy, the reading muscle that allows you to read long texts with context, and the composition muscle that allows you to recreate what you read in your own way.
Training is structured three times a week to reduce the burden and secure review time.
Additional PT assignments are provided for each training session to allow readers to practice further.
This PT consists of 2-3 basic problems, and the difficulty is divided by weight (number of dumbbells) so that you can try them at a level that suits you. The author provides sensible model answers or examples, so you can follow along sufficiently.
Efficient training is possible by providing note pages that can be written directly according to the problem.


The last five chapters (eighth week) contain a literacy fitness section.
By measuring each muscle mass, you can realize what you are lacking and continue training even after completing the course.
Train your vocabulary muscles by finding the perfect word to fit a sentence like playing Tetris and guessing the meaning of unfamiliar words.
Change your reading habits by using methods such as predicting the content of a book and writing down your feelings before reading.
Finally, you will develop the ability to organize the various information obtained from the text systematically and effectively convey your message.


With this book, you will become a "skilled reader" rather than just a "good writer" with heavy-duty literacy skills.
I highly recommend "Adult Literacy" to anyone whose life is inconvenient due to poor literacy skills, such as office workers who take longer than others to write proposals, drafts, and emails, students preparing for certification exams whose vocabulary is so limited that they cannot even understand the questions, college students and job seekers who have difficulty writing self-introductions and reports, and smartphone addicts who can only read three-line summaries of text.


“Now I can understand everything just by skimming through it.”
Accurately grasping the main point and expressing my thoughts in my own words
8-week 'Literacy Upgrade Training'


While the author focused on developing writing skills in his previous work, this book has added depth to its content and structure to simultaneously develop reading skills.
We use sentences from best-selling and steady-selling books covering various fields, such as 『Tools of Titans』 and 『The Selfish Gene』, for training.
As you develop your literacy skills, you can also enjoy the pleasure of reading fluent and proven sentences.
In this way, 『Adult Literacy』 has further broadened the scope of understanding from writing to reading based on high-quality and abundant text.
This is the one book that will definitely develop your literacy skills to read properly and write like an adult.


Lay the foundation with vocabulary and build the pillars with reading skills.
A cozy literacy home is completed by adding a roof that can withstand heavy rain.
Once you have it organized, communicating and working on documents at work becomes much easier.
Even if you read it just once, the main points will be clear.
There are fewer instances where you can't remember the word you need.
Reading becomes enjoyable, and something stays in your head after reading.
I can write and express my opinions clearly! Through this 8-week literacy training, you'll discover a confident, everyday self.
"]
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: May 19, 2022
- Page count, weight, size: 240 pages | 374g | 140*205*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788968333767
- ISBN10: 8968333769

You may also like

카테고리