1. Objectives
- Be clear about the major objectives each lesson intends to achieve.
- Refresh your mind when you read the objectives
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The teacher reads the whole passage once. There will be role-playing of characters. Teacher and student take on different characters and read off the script, simulating real-life conversation.
3. Pronunciation Tip
- Never go wrong with 100% native pronunciation!
- Know how you can create new sentences with expressions used in the reading passage
- Words related to lesson's topic will be introduced here
- Expand your vocabulary faster with the technique of associative learning
- This section describes some aspect of Korean culture relevant to the title of the lesson
- All about traditional practices, korean slang, and korean sightseeing introduced here
- Understand the use of certain phrases
- Use of honorifics
- Use of idioms
- Grammar structure of sentences introduced in the reading passage will be explained here
- More examples of grammar usage to help you in memorising a particular grammar phrase
- Read related Korean words and increase your reading speed
- You will repeat after your tutor to ensure that your pronunciation is as close to the native way as possible
- One stroke less or one stroke more can make a difference to a word!
- Write the words that you have learnt in the lesson here
- Practice is the key!
- Apart from writing and reading exercise, you must also learn how to listen and identify differences in similar-sounding words
- At higher-level Korean learning, listening cloze exercises will be read at natural-speech speed and questions will be asked
- Revision questions from previous years exam papers
- Situational questions which require long answers
- One-sentence question and one-sentence answers
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