Prologue: Beyond the News: A Time to Cultivate the Power to Respond to the Future Society

Part 1.
Science | The Power of Exploration - The World of Science: Understanding the World and Opening the Future
1.
Hydrogen energy: the energy of the future?
2.
Space debris is increasing, what's the solution?
3.
How far should gene editing technology go?
4.
Where do the rare metals in cell phones come from?
5.
Could robotic surgery replace doctors?
6.
Smart Farms and the Food Crisis
7.
The Climate Crisis and the Role of Scientists
8.
Pandemic Vaccine Development and mRNA: How Science Can Protect Humanity
9.
Superconductors: A Real Revolution?
10.
A New Race to Space: Privately Launched Rockets
11.
The Power of Science to Uncover Criminals: The Evolution of DNA Forensic Technology
12.
Do our brains really read e-books and paper books differently?
13.
Science through the Eyes: What are the scientific principles behind self-diagnosis kits?
14.
Smart exercise equipment: Designing health through science
15.
The possibility of faster-than-light treatments opens the era of particle therapy.
16.
The science of hydrogen cars and fuel cells is paving the way for the future.
17.
The future of disease treatment using gene scissors (CRISPR technology)
18.
The artificial sun project, the dream of nuclear fusion power generation

Part 2.
Technology | The Power of Innovation - A World of Technology Transforming Lives and Shaping the Future
2.
Mobile Healthcare: Smartphones Manage Your Health
3.
Internet Addiction: A Backfire Effect of Technology?
4.
Automated Homes: How Technology Is Changing Our Daily Lives
5.
Green building technologies that reduce carbon footprints and build homes that protect the planet.
6.
Marine and space debris collection robots: Protecting the Earth with technology
7.
The Future of Smart Classrooms: A Learning Environment Transformed by Technology
8.
Fine Dust Measurement Technology: Reading the Invisible Dangers
9.
Facial Recognition Technology in Public Places: A Tie Between Convenience and Surveillance
10.
Bioprinting, printing life.

11.
Biomimetic Robots: Engineering Learning from Nature
12.
Digital scent technology that stores and transmits scents
13.
Can electronic skin and artificial sensory technology restore sensation?
14.
Mini organ chips replace lab animals
15. AI Weather Forecasting: Opening the Future of Weather Forecasting
16.
Can nanorobots accurately deliver medicine into the body?

Answers and Explanations

We've selected only the essential reading comprehension non-literature sections for the CSAT that you absolutely must know!
Just by reading, you can get into the top 1% and get a grade 1 on the CSAT.

Public education teachers with rich and vivid field experience
A meeting of private education experts in reading, writing, and newspaper education content.
Covering various genres including humanities and arts, society and culture, and science and technology
Non-fiction reading essays you must read to get into a prestigious university

As the importance of non-literature reading comprehension in the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) is gradually increasing, this book aims to expand knowledge linked to school textbooks by covering a variety of topics in depth.
We focused on strengthening logical thinking and critical reading skills by organizing and describing the core content of newspaper articles and organizing and describing one's own thoughts. We also focused on developing the ability to analyze, understand, and reason through texts, moving beyond simple information acquisition and memorization.
Additionally, it helps improve writing skills by structuring your opinions into an introduction, body, and conclusion format.
In this way, this book is the best learning material for improving reading, writing, and argumentation skills necessary not only for school grades but also for preparing for the college entrance exam and other career paths, and will serve as a solid foundation for academic achievement and career preparation.

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Features of "Reading Middle School Newspapers"
(1) By inserting ‘photos and diagrams’ throughout, we added visual fun and interest to the somewhat stiff image of a newspaper article.

(2) We helped students understand newspaper articles without difficulty through ‘Vocabulary Explanation’.
(3) We deepened and expanded the topic through ‘Thinking a Step Deeper’ and ‘summarized and organized’ the core of the article to enable you to check the content.

(4) We helped students review the content once again through ‘objective questions’ and improve their writing skills by allowing them to freely express their opinions through ‘descriptive questions’.
Additionally, we have strengthened critical and logical thinking by asking students to 'present pros and cons on a given topic.'