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I was at the pinnacle of English education, why Basic Listening for BeginnersDid they come back to?

Hallo

20th year English education expert and best-selling author, Sunny TutorThis is it.

For the past 20 years, I

From SAT, TOEFL, to admissions consulting for prestigious US universities

I have taught only the most difficult and complicated English.

He wrote only 24 exam books,

He was a person who believed that “high end English” was an ability.

However, when my daughter was in the second grade of elementary school and started learning English,

As an educator, I came back to face a very basic yet important fact.

No matter how many words you know or understand grammar

It's a fact that English will never start if you don't open your ears.

Languages are originally designed to be learned this way

Will a newborn memorize vocabulary and open a grammar book?

It's not.

The human language acquisition sequence is always the same.

Listening (Listening) → Speaking (Speaking) → Reading (Reading) → Writing (Writing)

It wasn't until I heard enough that I started talking,

Only after that does the character have meaning.

This hasn't changed for thousands of years

This is the most natural and scientific sequence of language acquisition.

But we've learned this sequence completely backwards.

Because I started by studying to read and write with my eyes

If you stand in front of a native speaker even after studying for 10 years, you'll be stuck talking.

So the beginning and end of all English

It must be “listening” again.

I went back to basics with my dad's heart

While I was teaching my daughter

I chose 'Back to the Basics'

It's not a random way to listen a lot,

How the brain redesigns the structure itself that recognizes soundI chose.

That's how it was born

What is included in this class 3-hour intensive listening trainingThis is it.

If you listen randomly, your ears won't pierce

This course is not just a repetitive listening class.

Based on Auditory Cognitive Science (Auditory Cognitive Science)

This is a 'sound recognition structure redesign' training.

It's not that you can't hear a word because you don't know it.

In most cases,

This is because the 'sound data value' itself entered into the brain is incorrect.

A sentence I know when I see it with my own eyes

The reason why it sounds like an alien word when you hear it with your ears,

Exactly that Sound gapsI will fill it up in this class.

Class configuration (3-step design)

Step 1 | Situation drama

It awakens the brain's curiosity in an intriguing drama format. (Motivation)

Step 2｜Core Courses

It logically analyzes why and how sound is transformed. (Logic)

Step 3｜Practical training

Make your own sounds you understand and embody them

Switch to long-term memory. (Practice)

With logic (logic) rather than feeling (feel),

Changes the structure of the English ear in 3 hours.

Summarized with 20 years of know-how

'An algorithm for sounds Koreans can't hear'

First, organize the phonetic structure that fills in the gaps in sound

Starting with basic pronunciation differences such as L/R and P/F

From linking (linking), reduction (reduction), and assimilation (assimilation)

Organize native speaker sound variants like a formula.

Second, brain science-based sound imprinting training

It's not an imitation pronunciation.

Understand the principles of sound creation, generate it yourself,

It recodes the correct native speaker sound values into the brain.

We'll give you rules that can be reproduced at any time.

Third, 3-hour compression design for busy adults

Eliminate all unnecessary explanations,

Just like the sincerity of teaching elementary school students

It contains only the fastest routes tailored to adults' cognitive abilities.

A native Korean kid proved it firsthand

To my daughter who was born and raised in Korea

I applied this listening principle as is.

As a result,

A child who is currently in the 3rd grade of elementary school

My youtube channel K-Vocain

Play the voice of the native speaker character “Rabbit Sam”

Naturally moving back and forth between Korean and English

I use accurate pronunciation and intonation.

It's not about studying abroad or early education,

That the right order and method produce results,

My daughter proved it herself.

In just 3 hours, we redesign the beginning of English

I have refined the thinking structures of many students at the entrance examination site

The core principles of logical training and listening

I included it in this lesson.

Now, beyond simply “audible,”

Steps to understand the sound structure of native speakersGo up to

With Sunny Sam,

Please try to break down the frustrating wall that has been blocking your ears for a while.

Education and career

Boston University Master of Arts in English Education (M.Ed)
(Former) Boston The Academy at Harvard Square R&D Team Leader (Founding Member)
(Former) Full-time TOEFL speaking lecturer at Gangnam Hackers Language School
(Former) Apgujeong SAT Ivy Link/ Director of SEC Language School
(Current) CEO of Ivy Path College Essays (US Prestigious University Admissions Consulting)

Books and activities

TOEFL bestselling author
(Pagoda Publishing has written a total of 24 books, including SEI TOEFL and SEI NEAT series)
YouTube K-Voca/K-Voca Decode operation

It's a word I know, but why can't I hear it? 3 hours of logical English listening through situation dramas

It's a word I know, but why can't I hear it? 3 hours of logical English listening through situation dramas