Review

Kyrgyzstan WECA Education Center is vibrant every day with children's enthusiasm for learning. Here, a variety of Korean, English, and reading classes are offered to brighten the future of children.

Students in the beginner Korean language class had time to solidify their foundation. Starting with a review of the last class, I learned useful grammar in real life, such as '-are/were?' Students are now able to create Korean sentences on their own using the verbs they have learned, and learning continues to be enjoyable in each class.

The English class was full of children's laughter. To learn the names of 'Body Parts', I watched videos and learned words by expressing them with my body. In particular, we are learning English naturally by checking what we have learned through the 'Simon says' game and having time to say our favorite colors and numbers in English using candies.

In the reading class, special training was provided to improve reading skills. Starting with brain activation training using both hands simultaneously, we also practiced the Schulte table to improve visual concentration and read textbooks. The books of students who faithfully completed their homework were filled with praise. Children's enthusiasm for reading is growing as they look forward to a surprise gift for the friend who collects the most stamps.

Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid, said, "Language and reading are valuable tools that broaden the window through which children view the world. We will spare no effort in providing warm encouragement and support so that the children of Kyrgyzstan can realize the joy of learning and develop their talents to the fullest."

The World Educational Cultural Aid will continue to do its best to ensure that children can enjoy quality education opportunities and plan a bright future through the Kyrgyz Education Center.

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Supporting the learning of Kyrgyz children