Thank you for giving us the opportunity to take your class from a rural area! I read your post on the thread saying you were teaching the Kookkku class, so I set an alarm for the opening time and registered. ^^ My child complains of a headache after every class, but you have no idea how happy I am inside. Last time, my head hurt because of economics, and today, my child says it hurts because of the law. Haha. I am so sad that there are only two sessions left. Since you comforted my child during the one-on-one Q&A sessions by saying it is all part of the learning process even when they made mistakes, my child doesn't seem to feel burdened even if the class is difficult. Thank you, Teacher!

This is the part of speech that was included in the scope of the first-year middle school final exam. My student said that while it was just rote memorization for the test back then, after taking the Kookeu class, they finally understood it with an "Ah~". At first, they asked, "Won't it be boring to do what we've already done again?" But after taking the class, I can picture them grinning and saying, "At least I don't get parts of speech questions wrong anymore." ^^ They said they liked it because the teacher's voice is easy to understand, they explain things calmly and clearly, and the teacher repeats the important points, so they miss very little.

It was a stroke of luck in itself to be able to take a class from a teacher in Daechi-dong while living in the provinces. The level of the passages was a bit difficult, but the teacher explained everything kindly and in detail, and raised my level of engagement by asking questions during class. They taught me the principles of non-fiction reading comprehension and it feels like they really boosted my reading proficiency. Thank you, Kkugeu, for allowing me to participate in the Daechi-dong director's class.