Saebyeokdal Mom's 20-Year English Report
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For all mothers concerned about their children's English
Saebyeokdal's Mom's Complete Guide to English The author, who first used the expression "Mom's English" online and gained attention, has been consistently posting on her blog about her experiences raising her two children to be "children who are comfortable speaking English as if it were their native language," and published the "Mom's English 17 Year Report" in 2016. This book was chosen by hundreds of thousands of Korean mothers who are starting to learn English the way mothers do, and became a bestseller immediately after its publication. Since then, the author has been active in various fields, accumulating new information and know-how on mother-style English, and sharing mothers' concerns about English education. We have upgraded the content and republished this book, 『20 Years of English Report by Saebyeokdal Mom』. This 『20 Years of Mom's English by Saebyeokdal』 report covers everything about mom's English, from what true mom's English is, why it must be mom's English, to how to utilize YouTube and OTT to reflect the newly changed media environment, to concerns about English kindergartens and college entrance exams, and even how mom's English is a beneficial educational method for both children and mothers. |
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Starting the story
Part 1.
The Beginning of Mom's English: "I Hope My Child Doesn't Struggle with English"
What is Mom's English?: The essence of Mom's English / Misconceptions about Mom's English / Mom's English is not something you teach / How can you tell if your child is growing in English? / What English output can you expect from your child?
How Saebyeokdal started teaching English in her mother's style: The 'trilingual environment' she dreamed of before pregnancy / 80% of my maternal love is in her mother's English / Is it only possible to teach English in her mother's style if the mother is good at English?
Why Mom's English Wasn't Difficult: Low Expectations / Writing Publicly Online / Morning Writing / Observation Journal for Building Parenting Self-Esteem and Confidence
Why Mom's English?: What Mom's English Pursues / Mom's English vs.
English academy / College entrance exams and mom-style English / Why study English so hard when AI translates the world? / Mom-style English is effective from 0 to 10 years old / The importance of the mother tongue / The effect of excessive English immersion in early childhood on the development of mother tongue thinking skills / There are hints in bilingual education in the United States / If a child has a solid mother tongue, English is game over!
Starting English the Mom Way: Why Is It So Difficult? : Misunderstandings About Mom's English / English Expert? Mom is the Expert for Your Child / Let Go of Doubt and Trust Your Child's Brain / If Mom Doesn't Feel Like It, It's Better Not to Do It / English Inferiority: Don't Want Your Child to Find Out?
The Mindset for Mom's English Success: Letting Go of Parenting Obsessions / Ask Your Child, Not the Mom Next Door / Creating a Routine: Mom's Secret to English Success
[Working Mom vs.
[Stay-at-home mom]
Part 2.
Mom's English for Ages 0-10
0-3 Years, Boosting Your Child's Vocabulary in Everyday Life: Brain Development in 0-3 Year Olds and Mom's English / English Nursery Rhymes and Classical Music to Boost Your Child's Auditory Leverage / Children Remember 'Rhythm' and 'Beat' / Word Bricks
[Changing the words that children often say before the age of 3 into English]
Quenching the thirst for words with English nursery rhymes for children ages 5-7: For mothers rushing to speech therapy centers / The power of English nursery rhymes that reach out to children unfamiliar with English
The Easy Phonics Trap: The Child Who Can Read But Can't Interpret / The Truth and Lies of Phonics Education
The surprising changes brought about by English videos after the age of 3: The real reason why Finns are good at English / The usefulness of English subtitles / The usefulness of Korean subtitles / When English and Korean subtitles are toxic / An alternative for children who cannot understand English in English videos
English Picture Books and Escape from Illiteracy: When Will Escape from Illiteracy in English Be Possible? / Reading aloud, listening, silent reading, among which listening is the most important / Studying children's development is fundamental
Mom Will Read You an English Picture Book: Moms with Bad English Pronunciation Don't Read English Books to You? / Start with this bedtime English picture book.
Types and Uses of English Picture Books: Picture Books / Readers' Books / Chapter Books / English Original Books / How to Deal with Your Child's Rejection of English Books
Part 3.
English for upper elementary school students by a mother
How Children and Adults Acquire English: How Adults Acquire English
How to start English for upper elementary school students with moms: Readers Book Audition, the beginning of safe listening and reading for upper elementary school students / Watching English picture books + English videos / Studying with Disney movies and scripts / Memorizing lyrics of pop songs (musical numbers) & leveraging fandom / Starting with newspaper article scraps and studying with English newspapers and CNN10
Part 4.
The Geography of Mom's English: Mom's English Growth
Mom's English: Advancing into Global Business with Mom's English
The secret to getting my English-speaking mom to speak: Choosing English conversation books for moms / Writing notes on conversation books that helped with reading and oral English writing / Reading one-line English picture books every day / Memorizing English nursery rhymes / Memorizing questions out loud / Setting English Time & Zone
The secret to opening the mouth and ears of a mother who was not good at English: Step 1.
Choosing a Good Movie Script / Step 2.
The secret to 'reading aloud' that will definitely improve your listening skills / Step 3.
Watch English-language dramas with subtitles / Step 4.
How to do fandom in English
Part 1.
The Beginning of Mom's English: "I Hope My Child Doesn't Struggle with English"
What is Mom's English?: The essence of Mom's English / Misconceptions about Mom's English / Mom's English is not something you teach / How can you tell if your child is growing in English? / What English output can you expect from your child?
How Saebyeokdal started teaching English in her mother's style: The 'trilingual environment' she dreamed of before pregnancy / 80% of my maternal love is in her mother's English / Is it only possible to teach English in her mother's style if the mother is good at English?
Why Mom's English Wasn't Difficult: Low Expectations / Writing Publicly Online / Morning Writing / Observation Journal for Building Parenting Self-Esteem and Confidence
Why Mom's English?: What Mom's English Pursues / Mom's English vs.
English academy / College entrance exams and mom-style English / Why study English so hard when AI translates the world? / Mom-style English is effective from 0 to 10 years old / The importance of the mother tongue / The effect of excessive English immersion in early childhood on the development of mother tongue thinking skills / There are hints in bilingual education in the United States / If a child has a solid mother tongue, English is game over!
Starting English the Mom Way: Why Is It So Difficult? : Misunderstandings About Mom's English / English Expert? Mom is the Expert for Your Child / Let Go of Doubt and Trust Your Child's Brain / If Mom Doesn't Feel Like It, It's Better Not to Do It / English Inferiority: Don't Want Your Child to Find Out?
The Mindset for Mom's English Success: Letting Go of Parenting Obsessions / Ask Your Child, Not the Mom Next Door / Creating a Routine: Mom's Secret to English Success
[Working Mom vs.
[Stay-at-home mom]
Part 2.
Mom's English for Ages 0-10
0-3 Years, Boosting Your Child's Vocabulary in Everyday Life: Brain Development in 0-3 Year Olds and Mom's English / English Nursery Rhymes and Classical Music to Boost Your Child's Auditory Leverage / Children Remember 'Rhythm' and 'Beat' / Word Bricks
[Changing the words that children often say before the age of 3 into English]
Quenching the thirst for words with English nursery rhymes for children ages 5-7: For mothers rushing to speech therapy centers / The power of English nursery rhymes that reach out to children unfamiliar with English
The Easy Phonics Trap: The Child Who Can Read But Can't Interpret / The Truth and Lies of Phonics Education
The surprising changes brought about by English videos after the age of 3: The real reason why Finns are good at English / The usefulness of English subtitles / The usefulness of Korean subtitles / When English and Korean subtitles are toxic / An alternative for children who cannot understand English in English videos
English Picture Books and Escape from Illiteracy: When Will Escape from Illiteracy in English Be Possible? / Reading aloud, listening, silent reading, among which listening is the most important / Studying children's development is fundamental
Mom Will Read You an English Picture Book: Moms with Bad English Pronunciation Don't Read English Books to You? / Start with this bedtime English picture book.
Types and Uses of English Picture Books: Picture Books / Readers' Books / Chapter Books / English Original Books / How to Deal with Your Child's Rejection of English Books
Part 3.
English for upper elementary school students by a mother
How Children and Adults Acquire English: How Adults Acquire English
How to start English for upper elementary school students with moms: Readers Book Audition, the beginning of safe listening and reading for upper elementary school students / Watching English picture books + English videos / Studying with Disney movies and scripts / Memorizing lyrics of pop songs (musical numbers) & leveraging fandom / Starting with newspaper article scraps and studying with English newspapers and CNN10
Part 4.
The Geography of Mom's English: Mom's English Growth
Mom's English: Advancing into Global Business with Mom's English
The secret to getting my English-speaking mom to speak: Choosing English conversation books for moms / Writing notes on conversation books that helped with reading and oral English writing / Reading one-line English picture books every day / Memorizing English nursery rhymes / Memorizing questions out loud / Setting English Time & Zone
The secret to opening the mouth and ears of a mother who was not good at English: Step 1.
Choosing a Good Movie Script / Step 2.
The secret to 'reading aloud' that will definitely improve your listening skills / Step 3.
Watch English-language dramas with subtitles / Step 4.
How to do fandom in English
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Into the book
- Mom's English spreads and develops in different ways in each household and for each child.
But the core is the same.
Mom's English is about creating an English exposure system and routine that consistently utilizes English books and videos.
- A 13-year-old child who has never heard classical music in his or her life may find it the most boring and alien music in the world, but a child who grew up listening to classical music from a young age will remember not only the comfort it provides, but also the melodies that filled his or her room as a child and the moments and scenes he or she heard the music.
And you will be equipped with a 'gene' that will allow you to enjoy classical music for the rest of your life.
Even Mom's English starts by making English sounds like that.
- To speak English in a truly motherly way, a mother must know her own temperament well.
If you are a mother who is impatient and feels like your passion will turn into greed and take over your child, it may be better to use an academy to separate yourself from your child, even if only for a short time.
- Scientists who study children's brains and development analyze children's 'behavior' rather than 'language'.
Because it is more accurate data.
In particular, a child's 'eyes', where their gaze lingers and how long they remain there, provide a great deal of clues about the child.
In other words, the true English output at this age may not be the few English words a child spits out, but the gaze fixed on an English picture book read by his mother, the sound of his mouth gulping as he waits for the next sentence, and the hands like ferns turning the pages with perfect timing.
- In conclusion, a child's English has no absolute correlation with the mother's English ability.
(…) Nowadays, we can use media to create a better English environment for our children, and sometimes, a mother’s poor English can even help her child improve his or her English skills.
Above all, the shelf life of mother's English is shorter than you think.
- The current English level of the high school SAT and the English education curriculum require that children have the literacy level of American college students or native English-speaking children of the same age by the time they reach the third year of high school.
Because of this, children who only believed in elementary and middle school level English textbooks and thought English was easy are bound to be confused after entering high school.
So, to avoid being embarrassed and frustrated later, we need to help them build their English skills by focusing on listening and reading so that they can at least listen and read English comfortably.
- My purpose in writing this book is to help mother readers successfully complete the first 10 years of their English education.
I hope this book serves as a friendly guide for mothers to teach their children English before elementary school, or even before the age of 10.
I hope that my 20 years of experience raising my two sons in English will help quench the thirst of other mothers.
And finish learning English with Mom's method within 10 years and wash your hands of it.
Then, when the child becomes a middle or high school student, I hope that we can achieve the thrilling fruit of 'getting my mother's life back' together.
- We often see children who are good at reading and reading quickly in their native language develop tremendous potential when they encounter English.
If your child gets into an English novel on his own, that's game over.
If the mother is not confident in English and the child is also having difficulty with English, it is a good idea to boldly change direction and focus on the native language.
- After the '10 years of mother's way' of creating good habits, the next 10 years are '10 years of mother's way of practicing, waiting, and observing.'
The mother should lead the way for the first 10 years, and the child should lead the mother for the last 10 years.
But the core is the same.
Mom's English is about creating an English exposure system and routine that consistently utilizes English books and videos.
- A 13-year-old child who has never heard classical music in his or her life may find it the most boring and alien music in the world, but a child who grew up listening to classical music from a young age will remember not only the comfort it provides, but also the melodies that filled his or her room as a child and the moments and scenes he or she heard the music.
And you will be equipped with a 'gene' that will allow you to enjoy classical music for the rest of your life.
Even Mom's English starts by making English sounds like that.
- To speak English in a truly motherly way, a mother must know her own temperament well.
If you are a mother who is impatient and feels like your passion will turn into greed and take over your child, it may be better to use an academy to separate yourself from your child, even if only for a short time.
- Scientists who study children's brains and development analyze children's 'behavior' rather than 'language'.
Because it is more accurate data.
In particular, a child's 'eyes', where their gaze lingers and how long they remain there, provide a great deal of clues about the child.
In other words, the true English output at this age may not be the few English words a child spits out, but the gaze fixed on an English picture book read by his mother, the sound of his mouth gulping as he waits for the next sentence, and the hands like ferns turning the pages with perfect timing.
- In conclusion, a child's English has no absolute correlation with the mother's English ability.
(…) Nowadays, we can use media to create a better English environment for our children, and sometimes, a mother’s poor English can even help her child improve his or her English skills.
Above all, the shelf life of mother's English is shorter than you think.
- The current English level of the high school SAT and the English education curriculum require that children have the literacy level of American college students or native English-speaking children of the same age by the time they reach the third year of high school.
Because of this, children who only believed in elementary and middle school level English textbooks and thought English was easy are bound to be confused after entering high school.
So, to avoid being embarrassed and frustrated later, we need to help them build their English skills by focusing on listening and reading so that they can at least listen and read English comfortably.
- My purpose in writing this book is to help mother readers successfully complete the first 10 years of their English education.
I hope this book serves as a friendly guide for mothers to teach their children English before elementary school, or even before the age of 10.
I hope that my 20 years of experience raising my two sons in English will help quench the thirst of other mothers.
And finish learning English with Mom's method within 10 years and wash your hands of it.
Then, when the child becomes a middle or high school student, I hope that we can achieve the thrilling fruit of 'getting my mother's life back' together.
- We often see children who are good at reading and reading quickly in their native language develop tremendous potential when they encounter English.
If your child gets into an English novel on his own, that's game over.
If the mother is not confident in English and the child is also having difficulty with English, it is a good idea to boldly change direction and focus on the native language.
- After the '10 years of mother's way' of creating good habits, the next 10 years are '10 years of mother's way of practicing, waiting, and observing.'
The mother should lead the way for the first 10 years, and the child should lead the mother for the last 10 years.
---From the text
Publisher's Review
The Ultimate Guide for Parents Worried About Parenting and English Education for Their Children
The "20 Years of Saebyeokdal Mom's English Report" contains all the accumulated know-how of Saebyeokdal Mom's English.
This book contains the practical know-how accumulated by the author, who first used the expression “Mom’s English” in 2000 and became a hot topic, while working in the English education field for the past 20 years.
This is a revised edition of the 2016 publication of “Mom’s English 17 Year Report,” which has been updated with new content.
The author has once again included all of the know-how she has accumulated over the past 20 years as an expert in motherly English, including her teaching methods and experiences of raising her two sons to speak English as comfortably as a native speaker while working and being a full-time housewife, her professional knowledge of language education acquired as a Chinese major, and her concerns and answers about childcare and English education accumulated through communicating with numerous mothers online and offline, in the book, “20 Years of Dawn Moon Motherly English Report.”
Why should it be Mom's English?
Wouldn't it be difficult to learn English from a mother's perspective?
The author cites Noam Chomsky's theory, noting that the brains of children aged 0 to 10 have a "language acquisition device" that naturally acquires language.
This means that children at this age can acquire English comfortably as if it were their native language if they are naturally exposed to English sounds.
They also say that children should 'learn English through play' rather than 'study' it.
Ultimately, the only environment that can expose children to English and allow them to naturally learn English is the home, where sufficient time is spent using English videos, English picture books, and English songs that are appropriate for the child's "tendency" and "level."
This is a method that is difficult to achieve in English kindergartens or academies that focus on learning, and is only possible through motherly English.
Nowadays, thanks to YouTube and various OTT services, it is easier than ever to access English content such as English videos and English nursery rhymes, making it much easier to practice motherly English.
The author goes on to detail in the book how to utilize these services and what English language channels are good to share with children.
Mom's English for Self-Development
The author is also known for his excellent English skills.
However, the author was not good at English from the beginning.
Rather, she says that her current English skills are entirely thanks to the motherly English she practiced while raising her two children.
In order to create a mother-style English environment for her children, she continuously practiced things such as transcribing and memorizing English conversation books for children and talking to them, reading English picture books every day, and recording and reading English texts aloud, and her English skills have become outstanding.
Thanks to that, I was able to work for a global company and am currently active as an English education expert.
The author says that Mom's English is not just for children, but also for mothers themselves, and shares stories of mothers who have actually developed themselves through Mom's English.
Mom's English Focused on Child and Relationships
Many parents believe that they can never educate their children themselves.
There are many reasons, but the biggest one is the concern that forcing children to learn will destroy the relationship with them.
However, the author says that the mother's English had a more positive impact on her relationship with her child than anything else.
The author says that in order to create a successful English environment for mothers, she began to pay closer attention to her child, and by understanding her child's mind, she was able to understand what kind of person she was and form a mature and healthy relationship with her child.
This book not only contains the beginning and end of Mom's English, but also provides clues to concerns about parenting.
It will be the best guide for many mothers in Korea who are concerned about their children's education and English.
Mom's English with the Author
The author is conducting various activities online so that readers of this book can practice Mom's English along with the book.
In particular, we have organized textbooks, information, and know-how in a clear and concise manner on our own website, 'Dawn Moon Bookstore (momthereader.com),' and are continuously running challenges that everyone can participate in.
The "20 Years of Saebyeokdal Mom's English Report" contains all the accumulated know-how of Saebyeokdal Mom's English.
This book contains the practical know-how accumulated by the author, who first used the expression “Mom’s English” in 2000 and became a hot topic, while working in the English education field for the past 20 years.
This is a revised edition of the 2016 publication of “Mom’s English 17 Year Report,” which has been updated with new content.
The author has once again included all of the know-how she has accumulated over the past 20 years as an expert in motherly English, including her teaching methods and experiences of raising her two sons to speak English as comfortably as a native speaker while working and being a full-time housewife, her professional knowledge of language education acquired as a Chinese major, and her concerns and answers about childcare and English education accumulated through communicating with numerous mothers online and offline, in the book, “20 Years of Dawn Moon Motherly English Report.”
Why should it be Mom's English?
Wouldn't it be difficult to learn English from a mother's perspective?
The author cites Noam Chomsky's theory, noting that the brains of children aged 0 to 10 have a "language acquisition device" that naturally acquires language.
This means that children at this age can acquire English comfortably as if it were their native language if they are naturally exposed to English sounds.
They also say that children should 'learn English through play' rather than 'study' it.
Ultimately, the only environment that can expose children to English and allow them to naturally learn English is the home, where sufficient time is spent using English videos, English picture books, and English songs that are appropriate for the child's "tendency" and "level."
This is a method that is difficult to achieve in English kindergartens or academies that focus on learning, and is only possible through motherly English.
Nowadays, thanks to YouTube and various OTT services, it is easier than ever to access English content such as English videos and English nursery rhymes, making it much easier to practice motherly English.
The author goes on to detail in the book how to utilize these services and what English language channels are good to share with children.
Mom's English for Self-Development
The author is also known for his excellent English skills.
However, the author was not good at English from the beginning.
Rather, she says that her current English skills are entirely thanks to the motherly English she practiced while raising her two children.
In order to create a mother-style English environment for her children, she continuously practiced things such as transcribing and memorizing English conversation books for children and talking to them, reading English picture books every day, and recording and reading English texts aloud, and her English skills have become outstanding.
Thanks to that, I was able to work for a global company and am currently active as an English education expert.
The author says that Mom's English is not just for children, but also for mothers themselves, and shares stories of mothers who have actually developed themselves through Mom's English.
Mom's English Focused on Child and Relationships
Many parents believe that they can never educate their children themselves.
There are many reasons, but the biggest one is the concern that forcing children to learn will destroy the relationship with them.
However, the author says that the mother's English had a more positive impact on her relationship with her child than anything else.
The author says that in order to create a successful English environment for mothers, she began to pay closer attention to her child, and by understanding her child's mind, she was able to understand what kind of person she was and form a mature and healthy relationship with her child.
This book not only contains the beginning and end of Mom's English, but also provides clues to concerns about parenting.
It will be the best guide for many mothers in Korea who are concerned about their children's education and English.
Mom's English with the Author
The author is conducting various activities online so that readers of this book can practice Mom's English along with the book.
In particular, we have organized textbooks, information, and know-how in a clear and concise manner on our own website, 'Dawn Moon Bookstore (momthereader.com),' and are continuously running challenges that everyone can participate in.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: August 11, 2022
- Page count, weight, size: 272 pages | 508g | 154*225*17mm
- ISBN13: 9791191343557
- ISBN10: 1191343553
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