[3rd year, 1st semester]

Unit 1: Where We Live
01 What kind of experience will we have at the location?
02 How would your feelings differ depending on your experience in the location?
03 What are some places that can help you with your daily life?
04 What kind of place is a good place to live?
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Unit 2: The Past Encountered in Everyday Life
01 How do we represent the flow of time?
02 How do I put the important things that happened to me in order?
03 How can we learn about the lives of people in the past?
04 How can I find out about the changes in the region?
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[3rd year, 2nd semester]

Unit 1: Social Change and Diverse Cultures
01 How has our lifestyle changed due to low birth rates and an aging population?
02 How has our lifestyle changed with intelligent information technology?
03 How has globalization changed our lives?
04 How are diverse cultures manifested in our society?
05 How can we live with diverse cultures?
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Unit 2: Life in the Past and Present
01 What were some of the customs of everyday life in the past?
02 What kind of seasonal customs existed in the past?
03 How has transportation changed between the past and present?
04 How has our lifestyle changed due to changes in transportation?
05 How are the means of communication different between the past and present?
06 How has our lifestyle changed due to changes in communication methods?
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Answer and explanation

* Why should society also study reading comprehension?

When you become a third grader, you first encounter a 'social studies' textbook.
When you first encounter 'society', it can feel difficult and boring.
There are so many unfamiliar words and concepts that the textbook is hard to read.
To study 'society' easily, properly, and enjoyably, you need to first learn important concepts and vocabulary, and then practice reading comprehension.
Reading practice isn't just for Korean language subjects.
'Society' also requires reading practice, as it contains many unfamiliar concepts and vocabulary to read.
With the step-by-step reading practice of 『Reading Comes First in Society』, the difficult subject of 'Society' becomes easy and fun!

* Why should society learn concepts and vocabulary?

'Society' is a subject that covers all the phenomena we see, hear, and experience every day.
That's why it's sometimes said that it's a subject that requires memorization, with a lot of concepts to know.
But if you try to memorize it blindly, the concepts get mixed up and it just feels difficult.
If you group together the numerous concepts covered in 'society' and look at them as a lump, you will be able to grasp the concepts more firmly and remember them in an organized manner without having to memorize them.
‘Society’ is not a complicated subject to memorize.
Even unfamiliar vocabulary and subject matter can be easily understood if you just grasp the concepts.
With the systematic concept learning of 『Reading Comes First in Society』, the previously daunting subject of 'society' becomes understandable on its own!

Composition and Features

Complete the 3 stages of concept - vocabulary - reading comprehension

[Concept] Easy with pictures
1.
You can grasp concepts through pictures, grasp key concepts at a glance, and memorize them as a bunch of pictures.
2.
Summarize your concepts in one sentence! You can clearly summarize key concepts in one sentence.

[Vocabulary] Smart with sentences
3.
You can learn the meaning of concept vocabulary and the exact meaning of the vocabulary through pictures and definitions.
4.
Reinforce concepts with sentences! You can solidify concepts by directly inserting vocabulary into sentences.

[Reading] Read + Write for sure
5.
Read the text and check the key concepts
· You can preview the key concepts covered in the text using paragraph summaries.

· By organizing the content scattered across multiple pages of the textbook into a single text, you can clearly understand the core concepts, grasp the structure of the text, and read effectively.
6.
Improve your reading comprehension!
· Vocabulary engraving: You can engrav the vocabulary you learned in ‘Vocabulary Grab’ once again in the reading passage.

· Reading correctly: You can develop your ability to ‘understand facts’ by reading the text accurately.

· Deep reading: You can develop your 'inferential understanding' skills by reading in connection with the text.
7.
Write a summary of the structure
· Write a summary [short answer]: You can organize the content of the text in a coherent manner by filling in the appropriate vocabulary in the structured diagram.

8.
Learn to write descriptively!
· Writing in summary [Descriptive]: You can internalize what you have learned by organizing it into sentences or connecting it to real life.