Top English students are made in primary school.

Author: (South Korea) Seok-young Seo
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The English Conquest of a Top Student, Yuanyuan, and Her Storytelling Mother. English prodigies are made in elementary school. To be a consistent top student in English, the foundation must be laid from the beginning of elementary school! I believe this book because the protagonist in it is already a high school student with stable English academic performance. — Kim Jiangyan (Mother of a 5th grader and a 1st grader)
Everyone says that the elementary school stage is important, but it's hard to know how to practice it. This book points the way. — Chin Hye-suk (Mother of a 3rd grader)
It's like reading a novel, so engaging. Now I understand how to teach my child by grade level. — Hong Jeong-mi (Mother of a 2nd grader)
I was originally worried that it might be too late, but this book is also suitable for upper elementary and even middle school. — Lee Hyun-jung (Mother of a 5th grader)
Alphabet recognition must be mastered early: Preschool - Lower Elementary;
Let children read easy books aloud: Lower Elementary;
"Reading" should be divided into three stages: 3rd-4th Grades;
Exploration of middle school teaching: Upper Elementary;
The end of English learning: Middle School and Beyond.
Elementary school is the fastest period for language ability development. Learning during this time is easier and more effective than at any other stage. From a practical perspective, elementary school is the best time to learn English. Because the academic load is not too heavy, we can dedicate sufficient time to English learning without missing this opportunity.
Solving the English learning problem early on will make middle school and high school much easier for your child. They can then allocate time to other subjects and achieve good results, which will only get better over time.
Instead of calling this a success story, it's more like a personal experience of learning English. Whether you're in any country, you can learn English without going to college or attending extra tutoring classes. It's a model of how a mother with average skills can teach her child TOEIC, TOEFL, and adult English at home.