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I took an after-school Hanja class when I was in first grade... But since we were just copying from the book, my child found it boring and uninteresting, so we only did it for one semester and couldn't continue. I happened to see the Hanja class this time, and since the timing was good, I signed up. It's my first time, but somehow I ended up signing up for the 3rd session. I thought I had to start from the 1st session and was going to cancel... but I was told it didn't matter since we were just learning characters, so I signed up again. We even write compositions using four-character idioms, and the class content is really good.

My child looks forward to class with so much joy!^^ I think this is the best Hanja class because you teach what could otherwise be a boring lesson through storytelling, tailored to an elementary student's level.^^ We solve quizzes together, and you call out my child's name occasionally to give feedback and keep their attention focused. We are really enjoying the class!! Sihyeon loves the teacher so much.^^ Thank you for the fun class!^^ Homework 1. Bottom of pencil 2. School bag 3. Ramen 4. English book 5. Hair

I'm leaving a review along with two photos related to Hanja after class. After class, my son asked to take a picture of the washing machine, which is related to horizontal Hanja, so here is one photo. As for the emergency exit, I took the picture of the exit Hanja myself. We have been taking the class since Level 8, and my son, who has a short attention span, is doing well and consistently while listening to the teacher's quizzes and explanations filled with fun anecdotes. He is also making good use of the worksheets, but today was a day when I realized the importance of worksheets because I accidentally printed out the next session's materials. The process of solving the Hanja is fun, so it is more memorable.