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From the universe to the elements, my interest and love for science, which began with Teacher Exo, is still growing stronger~ After taking several of your classes, I fell in love with the elements so much that I spent my days happily searching for and watching and listening to everything I could find about them: the element board game, element English lessons, element documentaries, and element science programs~ I was waiting for a new element class to open, and that's how I ended up signing up for this one! Thank you for remembering me, Gigigi, who was so incredibly happy right from the first class. I was too shy to answer, but I like and respect you so much that I can't stop talking about you. Thank you always! (He brought his notes from the previous element class and showed them to me how much more content about the same elements has been added in this class haha)

The one-day class didn't have any games, but it was amazing! I understand why the teacher is so popular. They seem to know every single latest trend, haha. They explain difficult concepts easily and speak so well and are so funny. They even dance with the kids, so the class is fun even without games. It was entertaining even for me as an adult, haha. They turn off everyone's microphones and only turn them on for the kids asking questions, so the class runs smoothly. I also appreciate that they provide the class materials so meticulously. And! My child really hates writing, but unbelievably, as soon as the teacher told them to write, they started taking notes on their own! They said they wanted to do a subscription class, so I signed them up right away.

Teacher, today's class was really fun. I intended to leave a comment last time as well, but I didn't have the time. ^^ The carbine and water jet you taught us last time really stuck in my memory, and your explanations regarding fluorine and neon today really stuck with me. Maybe that's why I now want to go to the SBS filming you mentioned. Oh! And the part about fluorite was especially interesting. My hobby is collecting and buying rocks to look at under a microscope, so I think the 'fluorite' you taught us will be very interesting. I'm looking it up right now, and wow! It was even more beautiful than I expected. Also, learning that fluorine is used in frying pan coatings was a new piece of practical information for me. You answer your students' questions one by one with a smile; it is truly lovely to see. (I don't think I could do that.) I am the student body vice president, and I recently attended a leadership camp to receive training. It seems like all the "good leaders" the professors talk about are connected to you, Teacher! I love you.