I feel shy introducing myself. I have always enjoyed writing, reading books, and talking about various things. Now, I am teaching children using those very things I love. I constantly ponder and ask myself: What kind of impact will this class I am conducting actually have? Do they truly understand it? I still don't know the answer, but I think I can say this with confidence: I believe I am teaching classes that I am satisfied with and enjoy. History, economics, philosophy, psychology, book discussions, writing, etc. I believe that studying is not merely about taking exams and getting good grades, but a 'process' of having fun and getting to know oneself. In particular, while preparing for classes, I also feel my own shortcomings and learn. Just as the theme of all young adult novels is 'growth,' I hope my classes reflect that as well. 📚 Teacher Jeongtan's Reading & Essay Roadmap 📚 - Pre-test [Level Test] Which Curriculum Is Right for You? - Non-fiction Roadmap 1. Momentum: 15 Minutes a Day, All the News in the World 2. Humanities Journey for 5th and 6th Graders 3. Humanities Journey Beyond the Textbook 4. Non-fiction Book Talk and Essay Editing 5. Jeongtan's ALL-IN-ONE Season 1 6. Jeongtan's Graph Analysis 7. Jeongtan's Logical 8. Jeongtan's ALL-IN-ONE Season 2 - Literature Roadmap 1. Book Talk and Thought Writing for 5th and 6th Graders 2. Jeongtan's ALL-IN-ONE for Elementary Students 3. Book Talk and Thought Writing 4. Book Talk and Essay Editing 5. CSAT Literature-Linked Book Talk 6. High School Literature Preview