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Are you aware of the crisis that overseas children face in using their mother tongue when they enter local schools?
Children's native language, which they used to speak and understand, sees its usage rate drop from 100% to 50%, or even lower, gradually fading and disappearing! Children are very clever; they instinctively choose the language used in their environment to survive. In contrast, their native language—whether Mandarin, Taiwanese, or other native languages—is used less frequently and in fewer contexts. Over time, children gradually lose their memory of their native language!
Many people are looking for this when teaching their children Chinese at home—
"The most effective method"
"The most suitable teaching materials"
How do other people schedule their time?
But the truth is:There is no single method that suits every family.
Many people who teach their children Chinese at home are looking for: "the most effective method," "the most suitable teaching materials," and "how others schedule their time."
But the truth is:There is no single method that suits every family. Some children need to listen a lot, while others prefer to read first; some families can read a short passage every day, while others choose a few days a week. That's all fine.
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If your child likes Lele books, but I often don't want to read it again after reading it once or twice.-
You are not alone.Many parents share the same concern:
After using the Lele Book and the reading pen for a while, Iris found that the reading pen not only effectively helped her child correct pronunciation and develop a feel for the Chinese language, but also made her start to pay attention to her speaking speed and pronunciation when talking to her child. In daily life, she often plays Chinese games with her child, such as word chain games and storytelling, to help her child naturally expand their vocabulary.