“Children who get first grade in math have different problem-solving skills!”
The ultimate solution for moms who are going crazy over math! Oan Math Elementary Master Class released.

A new elementary school practical math textbook has been published, offering a ray of hope to children and mothers who are frustrated with math.
"Elementary Practical Math That Lets Children Solve Problems On Their Own" offers a roadmap for elementary math that covers the curriculum for each grade level, a curation of customized workbooks that perfectly match the child's learning level, and a systematic and practical study method that encourages children to solve problems on their own, going beyond "studying in their head."

The book contains core keywords and practical tips for each unit, organized by author Oh An-sam through analysis of textbooks, to help students easily learn the core concepts of elementary mathematics, as well as various motivational strategies to help children actually solve problems and 'complete' their math studies.
In particular, it emphasizes the importance of problem solving, where children solve problems on their own, beyond memorizing and understanding concepts, and helps children grow through exploring and thinking on their own.

In addition, it is rich in vivid examples of change and testimonies from parents of 'Oranssi' students from all over the country, which is of great help in resolving realistic learning concerns.
Instead of focusing on pre-requisite learning, it starts with the basics and gradually builds children's confidence in math, and shows them how to solve difficult problems step by step.

My daughter, who memorized the multiplication table during the summer vacation of her second year of high school, is now doing well enough to solve middle school problems.
This is all thanks to Mr. Ohan.
A child who lacked confidence is now recognized by his friends as a 'good math student', and teachers are amazed that he is doing so well under the guidance of a guide rather than through an academy.
Looking back now, I am so proud and grateful that I chose Oan Mathematics without hesitation.
The elementary school path that felt so far away now has only one year left.
It's a shame that the days I can spend with Professor Ohan are numbered.
I believe I will be able to continue to do well in the future thanks to the power of consistency that I learned from Teacher Oh An, the confidence that I can do it, and the self-esteem that I have built through this.
Thank you so much, teacher.

--- p.4 From "Math Savior Oan Math! Explosive Reviews from Mothers"

Things were going well until my eldest child was in first grade, but as I, a former career woman, had a good opportunity to start working again in the winter of first grade, only unfinished workbooks piled up on my eldest child's desk.
So, my child was about to enter the third grade, which is when many students drop out, and I was anxiously looking into academies, but there were so many options that I couldn't make a decision and was just wasting time.
Then, by chance, I saw a post on Instagram titled "Oan Math Preparatory 3rd Grade Group Class Recruitment"! Having experienced the "Mom" program, I was captivated and started the Oan Math group class. My oldest child, who joined us, is now in fifth grade.
Now the child studies and plans his day by looking at his own schedule.
Although there are times when I waver, I see myself getting back on track and doing what I need to do, whether it's long or short, and I feel that consistency is truly a great asset.

--- p.7 From "Math Savior Oan Math! Explosive Reviews from Mothers"

"Is this right? Isn't it too much to ask of someone so young? What if this ruins their academic sensibilities?"
This worry continued for more than a day or two, and the days of apologizing every night, saying, “I’m sorry I keep getting angry because I’m not good enough as a mom,” piled up.
“If you do it with your mom, you’ll get scolded, so do you want to go to an academy and study with a teacher?” I asked the children, and they still said, “I want to do it with my mom,” and that made me determined.
As I completed the second semester and tearfully continued on to the third semester, the children grew much more than I had imagined.
I was able to solve problems that I thought were difficult, and my schoolwork became easier, so I gained confidence.
There are days when I laugh and say, “Am I a good thinker?” (Of course, there are still days when I cry.)
--- p.15 From "Math Savior Oan Math! Explosive Reviews from Mothers"

The essence of studying lies in the ‘process’.
A child who studies while respecting the process will eventually find his or her own path and become someone who knows how to persevere in the larger process of life.
I hope that mathematics will help you develop that power.
I believe that true education is about building the muscles that enable children to endure in a world that is not easy.

--- p.253 From "Epilogue"