The Power of Daily Elementary Study
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Book Introduction
Learning mentor for 300,000 elementary school parents,
The basics of elementary study habits taught by teacher Lee Eun-kyung!
* The overwhelming #1 elementary school study method
* Latest version reflecting the 2026 revised curriculum
* Mom Cafe's #1 recommended elementary school entrance essential reading book!
"I dare call it the bible of elementary education."
- From reader reviews
As soon as a child enters elementary school, parents begin to worry about their child's studies.
What if they fall behind compared to children who have already done advanced learning? What if I force them to study from an early age and they lose interest in studying forever? We are often caught up in endless anxiety and end up nagging our children, only to regret it later.
For these parents, teacher Eun-kyung Lee, a mentor to 300,000 elementary school parents, presents a new book.
The author, an elementary school teacher with 15 years of experience and a mother of two high school-aged sons, says the most important thing during elementary school is to develop daily study habits.
That way, you can take charge of the enormous amount of studying you will face when you go to middle or high school.
The book covers not only how to create daily study habits for each subject, but also answers many parental questions like, "Do elementary school students need to study too?", "How many hours a day should they study?", and "How much private tutoring should I give to each subject?", as well as detailed information that only a veteran teacher can provide, such as planning weekends to relax and study at the same time and how to use vacations to efficiently prepare and review.
In particular, a separate chapter is dedicated to smart solutions for how to use smart devices, which is the biggest concern for parents these days, and it examines elementary school parents' study concerns in detail from various aspects.
The more you want to raise your children well, the more anxious, impatient, and unstable you become.
If you're an elementary school parent struggling to find a trustworthy mentor amidst the information overload, this book will be the perfect guide.
* The 'Lee Eun-kyung Elementary Master Class' series is a series of parenting books that collects only the core of teacher Lee Eun-kyung's study methods, accumulated through meeting with 300,000 elementary school parents.
Discover the outstanding study solutions I've developed over 15 years of daily study with children in the classroom and raising two high school students.
The basics of elementary study habits taught by teacher Lee Eun-kyung!
* The overwhelming #1 elementary school study method
* Latest version reflecting the 2026 revised curriculum
* Mom Cafe's #1 recommended elementary school entrance essential reading book!
"I dare call it the bible of elementary education."
- From reader reviews
As soon as a child enters elementary school, parents begin to worry about their child's studies.
What if they fall behind compared to children who have already done advanced learning? What if I force them to study from an early age and they lose interest in studying forever? We are often caught up in endless anxiety and end up nagging our children, only to regret it later.
For these parents, teacher Eun-kyung Lee, a mentor to 300,000 elementary school parents, presents a new book.
The author, an elementary school teacher with 15 years of experience and a mother of two high school-aged sons, says the most important thing during elementary school is to develop daily study habits.
That way, you can take charge of the enormous amount of studying you will face when you go to middle or high school.
The book covers not only how to create daily study habits for each subject, but also answers many parental questions like, "Do elementary school students need to study too?", "How many hours a day should they study?", and "How much private tutoring should I give to each subject?", as well as detailed information that only a veteran teacher can provide, such as planning weekends to relax and study at the same time and how to use vacations to efficiently prepare and review.
In particular, a separate chapter is dedicated to smart solutions for how to use smart devices, which is the biggest concern for parents these days, and it examines elementary school parents' study concerns in detail from various aspects.
The more you want to raise your children well, the more anxious, impatient, and unstable you become.
If you're an elementary school parent struggling to find a trustworthy mentor amidst the information overload, this book will be the perfect guide.
* The 'Lee Eun-kyung Elementary Master Class' series is a series of parenting books that collects only the core of teacher Lee Eun-kyung's study methods, accumulated through meeting with 300,000 elementary school parents.
Discover the outstanding study solutions I've developed over 15 years of daily study with children in the classroom and raising two high school students.
- You can preview some of the book's contents.
Preview
index
To begin with
"Habits instead of anxiety, today instead of impatience."
Chapter 1: Why Elementary School Students Need Daily Study Habits
01 The power of habit is more important than studying.
02 The most important thing is to draw the 'big picture'
03 The last time to develop study habits
04 The ultimate destination for daily study: self-directed learning.
Chapter 2: How to Create Daily Study Habits for Each Subject
01 Korean: Reading, writing, and speaking become lifelong weapons.
Objectives | Preview | Review | Reading Workbook | Vocabulary | Unit Assessment | Descriptive Assessment | Writing | Argumentation | Presentation | Listening | Discussion
02 Reading: The Critical Difference That Determines College Entrance Exam Results
The Importance of Reading in Elementary Schools | Appropriate Reading Time | Reading Environment | Educational Comics | How to Record Reading | Utilizing Digital Content
03 Math: One page a day, step by step
The Importance of Elementary Math | Review | Operations | Unit Assessment | In-Depth Learning | Mathematical Thinking | Prerequisite Learning
04 By force of habit rather than will
Goal | Textbook | Listening | Speaking | Reading | Reading Comprehension Materials | Writing | Vocabulary | Academy | Video English | Grammar
05 Social Studies: Concept Confirmation Rather Than Problem Solving
Elementary Social Studies | Textbook | Background Knowledge | Unit Assessment | Descriptive Assessment | Korean History
06 Science: Textbooks and Experimental Observations Rather Than Workbooks
The Purpose of Elementary Science | Science in Everyday Life | Textbooks | Unit Assessments | Descriptive Assessments
07 Examining Subjects Focused on Private Education
Criteria for Choosing Private Education | Chinese Characters | Sports | Instruments | Art | Coding | Second Foreign Language
08 Elementary, Trying Different Study Methods
Textbooks | Workbooks | Worksheets | Tablet Learning | Academy
Chapter 3: Elementary Daily Study Plan for One Year
01 Establishing a Daily Study Plan for Elementary School Students
How to study on weekdays during the second semester
03 How to study every day during vacation
04 How to Use Weekends and Holidays
05 How to Use Travel and Experiential Learning
06 How to Use Your Free Time
Chapter 4: Using Smart Devices for Daily Elementary Study
01 Are smart devices always bad?
02 How to Manage Risk and Temptation
03 Let's use it wisely as a learning tool.
04 When and how should I start giving my child a smartphone?
05 Family Principles for Using Smart Devices
Chapter 5 Parenting Principles for Elementary Daily Study
01 Basic Habits: Things to Prepare Before Studying
02 Environment and Concentration: Concentration sprouts from the environment, not the will.
03 Planning and Feedback: Allowing children to plan and move on their own
04 Praise and Reward: 'Affectionate' the Process, 'Indifferent' the Results
05 Health and Rhythm: Time for Growth, Efficient Health Management
06 Curiosity and Exploration: A child who doesn't lose his curiosity will go far.
07 Comparison and Self-Esteem: The Object of Comparison is Our Child's Yesterday and Today
08 Relationships and Communication: Attitude over Words, Empathy over Discipline
09 Career and Motivation: Dreams Start with Conversations, Not Report Cards
10 Waiting and Trusting: Believe in and support the strength already within your child.
In conclusion
“If I were to raise an elementary school child again”
"Habits instead of anxiety, today instead of impatience."
Chapter 1: Why Elementary School Students Need Daily Study Habits
01 The power of habit is more important than studying.
02 The most important thing is to draw the 'big picture'
03 The last time to develop study habits
04 The ultimate destination for daily study: self-directed learning.
Chapter 2: How to Create Daily Study Habits for Each Subject
01 Korean: Reading, writing, and speaking become lifelong weapons.
Objectives | Preview | Review | Reading Workbook | Vocabulary | Unit Assessment | Descriptive Assessment | Writing | Argumentation | Presentation | Listening | Discussion
02 Reading: The Critical Difference That Determines College Entrance Exam Results
The Importance of Reading in Elementary Schools | Appropriate Reading Time | Reading Environment | Educational Comics | How to Record Reading | Utilizing Digital Content
03 Math: One page a day, step by step
The Importance of Elementary Math | Review | Operations | Unit Assessment | In-Depth Learning | Mathematical Thinking | Prerequisite Learning
04 By force of habit rather than will
Goal | Textbook | Listening | Speaking | Reading | Reading Comprehension Materials | Writing | Vocabulary | Academy | Video English | Grammar
05 Social Studies: Concept Confirmation Rather Than Problem Solving
Elementary Social Studies | Textbook | Background Knowledge | Unit Assessment | Descriptive Assessment | Korean History
06 Science: Textbooks and Experimental Observations Rather Than Workbooks
The Purpose of Elementary Science | Science in Everyday Life | Textbooks | Unit Assessments | Descriptive Assessments
07 Examining Subjects Focused on Private Education
Criteria for Choosing Private Education | Chinese Characters | Sports | Instruments | Art | Coding | Second Foreign Language
08 Elementary, Trying Different Study Methods
Textbooks | Workbooks | Worksheets | Tablet Learning | Academy
Chapter 3: Elementary Daily Study Plan for One Year
01 Establishing a Daily Study Plan for Elementary School Students
How to study on weekdays during the second semester
03 How to study every day during vacation
04 How to Use Weekends and Holidays
05 How to Use Travel and Experiential Learning
06 How to Use Your Free Time
Chapter 4: Using Smart Devices for Daily Elementary Study
01 Are smart devices always bad?
02 How to Manage Risk and Temptation
03 Let's use it wisely as a learning tool.
04 When and how should I start giving my child a smartphone?
05 Family Principles for Using Smart Devices
Chapter 5 Parenting Principles for Elementary Daily Study
01 Basic Habits: Things to Prepare Before Studying
02 Environment and Concentration: Concentration sprouts from the environment, not the will.
03 Planning and Feedback: Allowing children to plan and move on their own
04 Praise and Reward: 'Affectionate' the Process, 'Indifferent' the Results
05 Health and Rhythm: Time for Growth, Efficient Health Management
06 Curiosity and Exploration: A child who doesn't lose his curiosity will go far.
07 Comparison and Self-Esteem: The Object of Comparison is Our Child's Yesterday and Today
08 Relationships and Communication: Attitude over Words, Empathy over Discipline
09 Career and Motivation: Dreams Start with Conversations, Not Report Cards
10 Waiting and Trusting: Believe in and support the strength already within your child.
In conclusion
“If I were to raise an elementary school child again”
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Into the book
Far more important and decisive than an innate talent for studying is the power of habit that builds up little by little every day.
What you do every day becomes part of your daily routine, and eventually it becomes effortless.
Carefully cultivated study habits will help your child feel that the long journey of college entrance is not something they are forced to do, but rather something that they can achieve if they keep going.
--- p.20
The ultimate goal of daily study is ‘self-directed learning.’
Although it may take a lot of effort on the part of parents at first, the study habits that are developed through hard work are clearly beneficial to the child, and they also return as a great gift to the parents who walk with them through the process.
By sitting face-to-face with their children every day, studying, and having conversations, parents come to understand their children more deeply, and thanks to their children, they too grow.
It starts with a very small and simple habit, but it builds a strong foundation through the trust and patience of parents.
Self-directed learning is about practicing leading your own life rather than just going ahead at a set pace.
--- p.44
If you're adding a schedule that will help your child's grades during the elementary years, the real priority should be securing reading time.
It's not too late to add homework and workbooks after you've done the reading.
The logical, thinking, and literacy skills that reading provides are the source of entrance exam stamina that cannot be acquired through private education.
In the college entrance exam, the child who perseveres on his own ultimately wins, and the root that supports that child's inner self is reading.
--- p.73
It is far more important for children to practice writing responsibly on their own time than to simply increase study time.
Self-directed learning can't be achieved overnight.
From this moment on, we must accumulate small attempts to create our own schedule and put it into practice.
The key to a study plan isn't a simple schedule, but developing the ability to manage time.
--- p.165
Smart devices can be dangerous and unsettling, but they have already become deeply ingrained in our children's daily lives and learning.
Now we can't just ignore it and pretend it never happened.
Well then, there is only one way.
It's about finding ways to use it wisely.
By first recognizing the benefits of smart devices and opening up ways to connect them to learning, children will develop the power to master their tools rather than be manipulated by them.
--- p.254
No matter how well you utilize smart devices, there are some principles parents must remember.
The point is that you should never miss out on paper learning.
Tablets are fast, fun, and great for engaging children, but they don't provide deep learning on their own.
--- p.258
The best way for parents to foster integrity in their children isn't through grand gestures.
First, teach them the joy of consistency by letting them experience small successes, like, “Let’s just do this for 10 minutes today.”
Above all, it is important to praise the process.
Just saying, “It’s amazing that you sat down every day and got through it,” will make your child stronger.
--- p.291
Giving children choices is the starting point for self-directed learning.
However, if you just give your child freedom by saying, “Do whatever you want,” the child may become confused.
Healthy choices require boundaries and limits.
Practice making choices within a set timeframe and minimal study standards - this is how you develop true autonomy.
--- p.309
Praise the process excessively, but don't pay much attention to the results.
This way, children learn the value of effort and gain the power to take charge of their own lives, regardless of grades.
Remember, the real reward isn't a gift, it's the satisfaction of knowing you did it and the sincere recognition of your parents.
--- p.313
A child's growth is not a matter of being fast or slow, but rather a curve that flows according to each individual's rhythm.
What parents need to do is not to force the curve, but to respect the child's pace and wait.
Only when we let go of our impatience and acknowledge the leeway of the curve can our children grow on their own.
What you do every day becomes part of your daily routine, and eventually it becomes effortless.
Carefully cultivated study habits will help your child feel that the long journey of college entrance is not something they are forced to do, but rather something that they can achieve if they keep going.
--- p.20
The ultimate goal of daily study is ‘self-directed learning.’
Although it may take a lot of effort on the part of parents at first, the study habits that are developed through hard work are clearly beneficial to the child, and they also return as a great gift to the parents who walk with them through the process.
By sitting face-to-face with their children every day, studying, and having conversations, parents come to understand their children more deeply, and thanks to their children, they too grow.
It starts with a very small and simple habit, but it builds a strong foundation through the trust and patience of parents.
Self-directed learning is about practicing leading your own life rather than just going ahead at a set pace.
--- p.44
If you're adding a schedule that will help your child's grades during the elementary years, the real priority should be securing reading time.
It's not too late to add homework and workbooks after you've done the reading.
The logical, thinking, and literacy skills that reading provides are the source of entrance exam stamina that cannot be acquired through private education.
In the college entrance exam, the child who perseveres on his own ultimately wins, and the root that supports that child's inner self is reading.
--- p.73
It is far more important for children to practice writing responsibly on their own time than to simply increase study time.
Self-directed learning can't be achieved overnight.
From this moment on, we must accumulate small attempts to create our own schedule and put it into practice.
The key to a study plan isn't a simple schedule, but developing the ability to manage time.
--- p.165
Smart devices can be dangerous and unsettling, but they have already become deeply ingrained in our children's daily lives and learning.
Now we can't just ignore it and pretend it never happened.
Well then, there is only one way.
It's about finding ways to use it wisely.
By first recognizing the benefits of smart devices and opening up ways to connect them to learning, children will develop the power to master their tools rather than be manipulated by them.
--- p.254
No matter how well you utilize smart devices, there are some principles parents must remember.
The point is that you should never miss out on paper learning.
Tablets are fast, fun, and great for engaging children, but they don't provide deep learning on their own.
--- p.258
The best way for parents to foster integrity in their children isn't through grand gestures.
First, teach them the joy of consistency by letting them experience small successes, like, “Let’s just do this for 10 minutes today.”
Above all, it is important to praise the process.
Just saying, “It’s amazing that you sat down every day and got through it,” will make your child stronger.
--- p.291
Giving children choices is the starting point for self-directed learning.
However, if you just give your child freedom by saying, “Do whatever you want,” the child may become confused.
Healthy choices require boundaries and limits.
Practice making choices within a set timeframe and minimal study standards - this is how you develop true autonomy.
--- p.309
Praise the process excessively, but don't pay much attention to the results.
This way, children learn the value of effort and gain the power to take charge of their own lives, regardless of grades.
Remember, the real reward isn't a gift, it's the satisfaction of knowing you did it and the sincere recognition of your parents.
--- p.313
A child's growth is not a matter of being fast or slow, but rather a curve that flows according to each individual's rhythm.
What parents need to do is not to force the curve, but to respect the child's pace and wait.
Only when we let go of our impatience and acknowledge the leeway of the curve can our children grow on their own.
--- p.371
Publisher's Review
“In elementary school, if you just develop one habit of studying every day, you will succeed!”
Mentor to 300,000 elementary school parents,
Elementary study habits taught by teacher Lee Eun-kyung!
Mom Cafe's overwhelming #1 must-read for elementary school students!
What's the crucial difference between a child whose grades started out strong in elementary school but continue to decline as they progress through middle and high school, and a child whose grades steadily improve as they advance? It's the habit of studying, even if just a little, every day.
The author, Eun-kyung Lee, who realized this fact while teaching for 15 years and raising two high school-aged sons, emphasizes:
They say that in elementary school, it is more important to develop the habit of studying every day than to have a perfect test paper.
By establishing proper study habits at this time, children will grow into self-directed learners during middle and high school, when the amount of learning increases explosively.
This is not just the author's opinion.
This has been proven by countless elementary school parents who have studied with their children using the author's method.
Thanks to this, the author has solidified his position as the most recommended elementary mentor on Mom Cafe.
The author's beloved elementary daily habit study method has been revamped to include the 2026 revised curriculum and answers to elementary school parents' recent concerns.
1.
It contains the know-how gained from 15 years of teaching experience and the secrets to raising two sons as gifted children.
The author's method is not grandiose, but it is clear.
Ask your child first, "How should we study today?"
Instead, the choices should be specific.
"Is one math book better? Or is one English book better?" It's a simple question, but through the process of thinking and choosing, children learn to plan and coordinate their own learning.
The confidence and sense of accomplishment you gain from feeling your choices are respected will lead to daily study habits.
Discover the author's unique learning method, which is packed into this book.
2.
We provide detailed and specific solutions to elementary school parents' study concerns, from Korean, English, Math, Social Studies, and Science to reading and private education.
Are you worried, "Am I asking too much?" or "Is this enough?" This book contains a wealth of information, including subject-by-subject curriculum, school lessons and assessment flow, how to prepare for descriptive questions, review and deepen your study, criteria for selecting private tutoring and workbooks, the beginning of mom-style studying, workbook recommendations and experiential learning, and video resources. Use this wealth of information to create a personalized plan for your child.
3.
A smart device that cannot be given unconditionally or without a plan.
We'll show you how to use it wisely.
Smart devices are now an inseparable part of our daily lives. Let's first instill in our children the awareness that they are necessary tools for learning, such as research materials, finding unknown words, and using tablets for learning.
When children first encounter devices as 'learning tools', their attitudes will naturally change.
In addition, take a look at the author's suggestions for when to use smartphones, how long to allow gaming, how to avoid addiction, and principles the whole family should follow.
4.
Parents and children are on the same page when it comes to studying! We'll teach you how to stop fighting over studying.
Elementary school is a time when you can always revise and try new things.
The author emphasizes that we should not pressure children to be anxious.
Children will gain the strength to get back on their feet if they are made to feel that their parents are always on their side.
Instead of saying, "Why did you get it wrong?", give them some warm encouragement by saying, "You studied really hard for the test, so I'll grant you one wish."
Discover the author's loving way to become a team with your child through strong support.
5.
We are giving away a limited edition of the Elementary Study Planner 365.
As a limited edition, we're giving away a planner that allows you to create everything from semester-by-semester and subject-by-subject study plans to daily life plans.
Each item includes advice from teacher Lee Eun-kyung, so your child can practice making plans on their own, so don't miss this opportunity!
Author Eun-kyung Lee speaks to parents who want to raise their children well but feel lost because no one can give them the 'right answer'.
The answer that parents are looking for lies within our children.
In elementary school, direction is more important than speed.
Observing your child's unique temperament and inclinations, and building daily habits through sufficient communication with your child, will become the milestones that will guide them in the right direction.
If you're a parent of an elementary school student just starting out on a long journey, be sure to check out this book, filled with warm and wise advice from teacher Eun-Kyung Lee.
Mentor to 300,000 elementary school parents,
Elementary study habits taught by teacher Lee Eun-kyung!
Mom Cafe's overwhelming #1 must-read for elementary school students!
What's the crucial difference between a child whose grades started out strong in elementary school but continue to decline as they progress through middle and high school, and a child whose grades steadily improve as they advance? It's the habit of studying, even if just a little, every day.
The author, Eun-kyung Lee, who realized this fact while teaching for 15 years and raising two high school-aged sons, emphasizes:
They say that in elementary school, it is more important to develop the habit of studying every day than to have a perfect test paper.
By establishing proper study habits at this time, children will grow into self-directed learners during middle and high school, when the amount of learning increases explosively.
This is not just the author's opinion.
This has been proven by countless elementary school parents who have studied with their children using the author's method.
Thanks to this, the author has solidified his position as the most recommended elementary mentor on Mom Cafe.
The author's beloved elementary daily habit study method has been revamped to include the 2026 revised curriculum and answers to elementary school parents' recent concerns.
1.
It contains the know-how gained from 15 years of teaching experience and the secrets to raising two sons as gifted children.
The author's method is not grandiose, but it is clear.
Ask your child first, "How should we study today?"
Instead, the choices should be specific.
"Is one math book better? Or is one English book better?" It's a simple question, but through the process of thinking and choosing, children learn to plan and coordinate their own learning.
The confidence and sense of accomplishment you gain from feeling your choices are respected will lead to daily study habits.
Discover the author's unique learning method, which is packed into this book.
2.
We provide detailed and specific solutions to elementary school parents' study concerns, from Korean, English, Math, Social Studies, and Science to reading and private education.
Are you worried, "Am I asking too much?" or "Is this enough?" This book contains a wealth of information, including subject-by-subject curriculum, school lessons and assessment flow, how to prepare for descriptive questions, review and deepen your study, criteria for selecting private tutoring and workbooks, the beginning of mom-style studying, workbook recommendations and experiential learning, and video resources. Use this wealth of information to create a personalized plan for your child.
3.
A smart device that cannot be given unconditionally or without a plan.
We'll show you how to use it wisely.
Smart devices are now an inseparable part of our daily lives. Let's first instill in our children the awareness that they are necessary tools for learning, such as research materials, finding unknown words, and using tablets for learning.
When children first encounter devices as 'learning tools', their attitudes will naturally change.
In addition, take a look at the author's suggestions for when to use smartphones, how long to allow gaming, how to avoid addiction, and principles the whole family should follow.
4.
Parents and children are on the same page when it comes to studying! We'll teach you how to stop fighting over studying.
Elementary school is a time when you can always revise and try new things.
The author emphasizes that we should not pressure children to be anxious.
Children will gain the strength to get back on their feet if they are made to feel that their parents are always on their side.
Instead of saying, "Why did you get it wrong?", give them some warm encouragement by saying, "You studied really hard for the test, so I'll grant you one wish."
Discover the author's loving way to become a team with your child through strong support.
5.
We are giving away a limited edition of the Elementary Study Planner 365.
As a limited edition, we're giving away a planner that allows you to create everything from semester-by-semester and subject-by-subject study plans to daily life plans.
Each item includes advice from teacher Lee Eun-kyung, so your child can practice making plans on their own, so don't miss this opportunity!
Author Eun-kyung Lee speaks to parents who want to raise their children well but feel lost because no one can give them the 'right answer'.
The answer that parents are looking for lies within our children.
In elementary school, direction is more important than speed.
Observing your child's unique temperament and inclinations, and building daily habits through sufficient communication with your child, will become the milestones that will guide them in the right direction.
If you're a parent of an elementary school student just starting out on a long journey, be sure to check out this book, filled with warm and wise advice from teacher Eun-Kyung Lee.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 19, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 380 pages | 148*210*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791199206595
- ISBN10: 1199206598
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