Question 1

Is this program only for children with advanced English or bilingual school backgrounds?

Accepted Answer

Never. Over 80% of our students come from local public elementary schools like Dongguang and Yangming, naturally building reading stamina and spoken confidence through structured phonics and picture book scaffolding within 2 to 3 years.

Question 2

How is the initial placement evaluation conducted?

Accepted Answer

Completely stress-free. It is a 15-20 minute shared picture book read-aloud session that feels like chatting in a living room, designed solely to identify a comfortable, frustration-free starting point.

Question 3

Is instruction conducted 100% in English? How are newcomers supported?

Accepted Answer

International faculty leads 100% English immersion, while experienced bilingual co-teachers provide continuous emotional scaffolding, instructional guidance, and detailed post-class communication with parents.

Question 4

How much home practice is required each week?

Accepted Answer

Only 15-20 minutes of daily audio-guided reading and 20-30 minutes of weekly analytical tasks. Mechanical memorization is avoided, ensuring school routines are never overwhelmed.

Question 5

With zero paper quizzes, how do parents measure English growth?

Accepted Answer

Through a 50-point Oral Presentation Report Card across 10 metrics (content, language, poise, viva voce defense), qualitative faculty diagnostics, and physical student-created 3D project models.

Question 6

How does literature develop cultural literacy and worldview?

Accepted Answer

Through hands-on workshops (piñatas, mosaics), physical airmail exchange with Japanese elementary schools, and exclusive cinema novel-to-screen comparative seminars.

Question 7

Should children look up unfamiliar words in a dictionary?

Accepted Answer

Avoid word-by-word dictionary lookups to preserve English-to-English cognitive flow. Comprehension is verified through 5W1H inquiry cards, causal diagrams, and character motive discussions.

Question 8

How does this prepare students for junior high midterms and CAP exams?

Accepted Answer

Long-form reading stamina outmatches junior high reading passages. Over 80% of alumni rank in the top 10% in junior high and earn CAP A++ while dedicating under 10% of study time to English review.

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