[Reading Principles]
1.
Principles of content comprehension
① Identifying the main topic
② Identify key information
③ Understanding concepts and principles through specific examples
④ Understanding the core content of opinions and claims

2.
Principles of content inference
① Understanding the relationship between information
② Find hidden content
③ Inferring causes (reasons) and results

3.
Principles of content evaluation
① Understand the writing style
② Compare perspectives
③ Criticize

4.
Principle of content application
① Apply to specific cases (situations)
② Applying to visual materials

[Reading Practice 1]
Humanities 01 _ World History in Cotton
Humanities 02 _ Debate is not a war of words
Society 03 _ For Sustainable Tourism
Society 04 _ The map lies?
Science 05 - Why Hot Air Balloons Rise into the Sky
Science 06 _ How to Mark the Location of Paris
■ Build more vocabulary | Continue the story

Technology 07 _ Driverless Cars That Will Change Our Lives
Technology 08 _ Biomimetic Technology
Art 09 _ Hip-hop, a culture that melts life into itself
Art 10 _ Beautifully Depicted Letters, Calligraphy
Integration 11 _ The Science of Envy
■ Build more vocabulary | Continue the story
■ Critical Thinking Skills Pros vs. Cons _ Is morality the best?

[Reading Practice 2]
Humanities 01 _ Stroop Effect
Humanities 02 - What Do Anthropologists Do?
Society 03 _ Good Soccer Ball and Good Chocolate
Society 04 _ How are electoral districts determined?
Science 05 - How to Find a Boiled Egg
Science 06 _ The Human Heart and the Frog Heart
■ Build more vocabulary | Continue the story

Technology 07 _ Biometric technology that protects me
Technology 08 _ Taiwan's 101 Tower
Art 09 _ Oriental violin, haegeum
Art 10 _ The Secret of the Mona Lisa
Integrated 11 _ The Mathematical Story Hidden in Seokguram Grotto
■ Build more vocabulary | Continue the story
■ Pros vs. Cons of Developing Critical Thinking Skills _ Is it really necessary to organize?

[Reading Practice 3 times]
Humanities 01 _ You don't need money to love the people.
Humanities 02 - Why Did the Pear Fall When the Crow Flies?
Society 03 _ Cultural Meaning of Chopsticks
Society 04 _ Groupthink and Collective Intelligence
Science 05 _ The Secret of a Warm Igloo
Science 06 _ The March of the Troops That Collapsed the Bridge
■ Build more vocabulary | Continue the story

Technology 07 _ Fast and convenient cleaning tool, vacuum cleaner
Technology 08 _ Chromatography is a scientific investigation team
Art 09 _ Beauty is Beauty
Art 10 _ Five Colors Loved by Our Ancestors
Integration 11 _ If I stay still, will the middle go away?
■ Build more vocabulary | Continue the story
■ Pros vs. Cons of Developing Critical Thinking Skills _ Should Custom-Made Babies Be Allowed?

[Reading Practice 4 times]
Humanities 01 _ Dialects that Enrich Our Language
Humanities 02 _ Even a blank piece of paper is better when held up
Society 03 - Why is payday different?
Society 04 _ Citizens participate in the judgment?
Science 05 - Why is species diversity necessary?
Science 06 _ The sun disappeared
■ Build more vocabulary | Continue the story

Technology 07 _ Analog and Digital
Technology 08 _ Smart Concrete
Art 09 _ Staff and Jeongganbo
Art 10 _ Recycling trash becomes art.
Integration 11 _ Technology is competitive?
■ Build more vocabulary | Continue the story
■ Critical Thinking Skills Pros vs. Cons _ Should we stop using plastic?

2 fingerprints a day, complete in 30 days!

1.
Through the [Awakening Non-Fiction Reading DNA] series, you can gradually learn “reading principles,” “reading techniques,” and “past question types” to develop solid reading comprehension skills.
- Step 1: Build a solid foundation by learning reading principles based on the curriculum.
- Step 2: Learn the skills of reading step by step, sentence by sentence, paragraph by paragraph, and article by article, and learn how to read complex texts quickly and accurately.
- Step 3: Learn the types of non-literature questions that frequently appear on exams and their solutions, and develop problem-solving skills.

2.
Through practice problems, you can improve your reading comprehension skills and build a variety of background knowledge.
- Stage 1/2: Include at least 50% of texts related to middle school subjects (Korean, math, social studies, history, science, technology/home economics, art, etc.), select texts that stimulate students' interest and curiosity → Build background knowledge for subject learning
- Step 3: Include at least 50% of previous academic ability test questions, and present new questions of similar difficulty → Build background knowledge to prepare for actual exam questions.

3.
Friendly commentary and detailed explanations of incorrect answers allow learners to achieve perfect reading comprehension on their own.
- Detailed explanations of fingerprints, problem-solving methods, and reasons for correct and incorrect answers.
- Presentation of 'explanation' and 'topic' to help understand the text

4.
You can improve your vocabulary by using the appendix mini vocabulary list.
- Vocabulary from the text is collected by chapter and provided in a mini-book format.
- Synonyms, antonyms, Chinese character idioms, and idiomatic expressions related to vocabulary are organized with example sentences to enable extensive vocabulary learning.