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This episode once again invites Claire, who lives in Melbourne, Australia, to share her two daughters’ latest Chinese learning progress after a year. From the elder sister’s initiative to review the books she has read and start writing, to the mother’s observation of whether the younger sister has entered the literacy sensitive period, Claire provides rich parent-child reading experience and observations.
Some parents believe that as long as their children learn the 500 commonly used characters in the Red Book, they will be able to move on to the Bridge Book, so there is no need to buy the Intermediate and Advanced Book Packs. So, which method can best help children use the Red Book to learn Chinese effectively?
In this episode of Lele Talk, we invited a special guest, mother Stephanie from the United States, to share with us how she and her husband worked together to create a visionary language and education path for their family.
Are you at a crossroads in learning Zhuyin? Claire was once confused about whether her child should learn Zhuyin, but she finally made the best choice for her family—accompanying her child to learn Chinese through reading and literacy. After a year and a half of practice, her eldest daughter can read independently, and the distance between them has been shortened through parent-child reading.
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