I am very satisfied. The advantage of one-on-one lessons is that the teacher checks the progress and matches the child's level, so they prepare the lessons diligently. At home, we would have just skimmed through it once and stopped. But for this week's selected book, we seem to have read and listened to it 4 or 5 times, and are learning difficult words through repetition. When the teacher asks questions, we get opportunities to answer in complete sentences, and I think our speaking skills will improve as well. If we continue taking the lessons, we will learn a lot of vocabulary from the book, and I think our thinking capacity will expand. I ended up subscribing to the reading class. See you next week!

The teacher recognized how hard my child worked to research and create the materials and gave such an enthusiastic reaction that it made the class even more enjoyable. My child wanted to try harder next time, so we did it week by week. Now that we've completed a full cycle, my child feels it's a shame and wants to sign up again, so we did. Hahaha. After all, there are plenty of elements. Haha. The teacher asks insightful questions, and the information provided after the child's presentation builds up steadily; sometimes my child looks quite knowledgeable, making it a very satisfying and enjoyable class.

My child is talking more and more. Perhaps because of the excellent lessons with the teacher's native pronunciation, they are now repeating what the actors are saying to me while watching foreign movies... When I asked if they could hear those words, they shrugged their shoulders and said they could. It is so fascinating and I am so proud of them. Thank you so, so much. First, they no longer have an aversion to books; second, they can clearly hear the pace of native speakers while watching movies; and third, they have gained confidence in speaking... Thank you for everything. ^^