Reading Strategy 1: Understanding the Author's Point of View [Understanding the Content]
Protect your practice privacy
Practice 1: The 'living fossil' horseshoe crab is in danger.
Real-Life 2: Juvenile Crime: Is Punishment the Answer?

Reading Strategy 2: Understanding Character Conflict [Content Comprehension]
Meju that followed the practice grandmother
Practice 1 Noise Pollution
Real 2 Butterfly

Reading Strategy 3: Understanding Metaphors [Structure and Expression]
First time practicing
Practice 1: Sunlight whispering on a stone wall
Real-life 2 Butterfly Sailboat

Reading Strategy 4: Understanding Explanatory Methods: Definition, Examples, Enumeration, Cause and Effect [Understanding Structure and Expression]
The sharing economy that is changing the world
Practice 1: A curve stronger than a straight line, an arch
Fallacies in Argumentation in Practice 2

Reading Strategy 5: Understanding Descriptive Methods: Compare and Contrast [Understanding Structure and Expression]
Two countries that look similar but are different
Practice 1 Bacteria and Viruses
Celestial movements in the calendar of the second practice

Reading Strategy 6: Understanding Descriptive Methods: Classifying and Analyzing [Understanding Structure and Expression]
Practice is not the same fire
Actual 1: Statue of Peace
Practice 2: Various pollination methods of plants

Reading Strategy 7: Inferring the Meaning of the Material [Inference]
Rainbow drawn on practice ground
Real-life 1 Pheasant
Like a ball that bounces even when dropped in real life 2

Reading Strategy 8: Inferring Character Values ​​[Inference]
Practice stuffed toy
Real-life 1: The old man sharpening a bat
Real 2 Evergreen

Reading Strategy 9: Inferring Omitted Content [Inference]
How has the practice of voting rights changed?
Real-life 1: The Secret of the Jewel
Silent Music in Practice 2, 〈4 minutes 33 seconds〉

Reading Strategy 10: Judging the Relevance of Content [Evaluation]
Is it okay to use new words in practice like this?
Let's introduce a robot tax in practice 1.
Problems with Indirect Advertising in Practice 2

Reading Strategy 11: Analyzing the Point of View in Two Texts [Assessment]
Are there any lies that can be practiced?
Real Life 1: The Two Faces of Light
Practical 2: If CCTV is installed in the school

Reading Strategy 12: Solving Problems Through Resources [Creativity]
The History of Practice Chili Peppers
Practice 1: Is animal testing necessary?
Real-World 2 Big Data Expert

You need to catch the inference to read comprehension.
The Secret to Top-Rank Reading Comprehension: Mr. Yong's Inferential Reading

High-level reading comprehension skills that allow you to grasp the key points hidden in the text.
The answer is 'inference'.

The ability to properly read the content of a text depends on inference.
You can read by predicting the meaning of unknown words and sentences, guessing omitted information from the context, and connecting the content of the text with background knowledge.
〈Mr. Yong's Inferential Reading〉 completes high-difficulty reading comprehension with three points that develop logical reasoning skills.

1.
A flawless reasoning strategy

We have compiled a comprehensive set of reading strategies that enhance inferential thinking skills, including guessing a character's thoughts, actions, and values, guessing omitted words and sentences, guessing the meaning of a word, guessing what will follow, inferring the meaning of implied expressions, and guessing the author's intention.

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Various inference problems

Reasoning is the type of problem solving that children have the most difficulty with.
You can solidify your reasoning skills through a variety of high-quality reasoning problems.

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Effective reasoning practice

By placing follow-up questions under the problem, students practice finding evidence in the text and solving the problem.
This will help you develop the habit of reading actively and inferring the content based on the information revealed in the text.


Systematic curriculum from level 1 to level 6

· 12 step-by-step reading strategies
- Learn essential reading strategies for your grade level through clear explanations and checklist questions.
· Differentiated composition
- Steps 1-2: Build the foundation of reading comprehension with short passages and 4 questions, and broaden and deepen your vocabulary by reviewing passage vocabulary and learning related vocabulary.
- Steps 3-6: Build exceptional reading comprehension skills through various areas of text, 5 questions, key summary to grasp the main points of the text, vocabulary review, and extended learning.