Kumon to Hold Online Talk Concert on Elementary Math Calculation and Literacy
Kumon will host an online talk concert on October 8 at 10:00 AM via its official YouTube channel to discuss elementary mathematics learning methods. The session features Kim Seol-hun, a former elementary teacher and current Daechi-dong math instructor, who will address the importance of calculation skills and literacy in math.
Kumon will hold an online talk concert on the theme of elementary mathematics learning methods on October 8 at 10:00 AM on its official YouTube channel. This event will be held as a real-time live broadcast and is expected to cover directions for mathematics study that both parents and students can refer to.
The speaker will be Kim Seol-hun, the representative of Daechi Seolti Mathematics Research Institute, who is a former elementary school teacher belonging to the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education and is currently active as a mathematics instructor in Daechi-dong. The lecture title is ‘Commonalities of Children Who Are Good at Math,’ and for 90 minutes, he will explain why calculation skills and literacy are important in mathematics learning for each elementary school grade.
The lecture content consists of three topics: △Why is the foundation of elementary mathematics important? △Until when should one practice calculation? △Why is reading ability important in mathematics? After the lecture, a Q&A session will also be provided, allowing parents to ask questions they are curious about in real time and receive answers. In the field of education, how to build the foundation of elementary mathematics has been a consistent topic of interest. This event is expected to serve as a venue to organize learning approaches by addressing both calculation and reading abilities together.
Translated from the Korean original with AI. The Korean article was itself written with AI assistance. Read the original (Korean)
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