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I find that my child best recognizes high-frequency words from classics and texts covered in class. When reviewing with my child, I stall a bit longer on these words so that he can have a deeper impression of them. After all this, I showed him some text that wasn't learned in class and he blasted through it!

Before we got up this morning, my child and I recited Daxue in bed. Ever since I started helping my son review Chinese idioms, I've found that I used them a lot more when speaking too.

When playing with sand on the beach, my son blurted out "兵来将挡，水来土掩。". When our boat ran aground last camping trip and my husband carried my kids to shore, my son exclaimed "梁帝讲经同泰寺！" It seems that my children remember course content very well!

My husband informed me that even when I was away on a business trip, Xiaoxu would still recite parts of the Tao Te Ching before going to bed. Despite him not knowing too much of the text, I think it's great that he is continuing these good habits on his own.

I'm very pleased to have my child learn Chinese with TongLeC; he enjoys it so much! Even learning new characters feels natural and not boring to him. Us adults also benefit and learn a lot from the classics taught in class as well.

The curriculum is designed very well and the classroom setting is quite nice too. Thank you teacher!

Our child is capitvated by the plot of Journey to the West, and listens to it cheerily every morning. This makes me happy!

My daughter likes to be a teacher. Hence, every time she learns a new passage in class, I'll make a mistake here and there when reading so that she could correct me. She gets a sense of accomplishment and loves to keep reading. For example, just tonight, she's reviewed the passage three times already and wants to keep going, even though I said it's about time for rest!

Yesterday and today, my child asked to listen to The Tale of Ji Gong on the car. When we got to the phrase "二哥", he laughed at its sound and we patiently explained to him that it meant "second brother". I love these interactions with my child and I hope it continues!

These past few days my child sat on the staircase and recited everything from passage 1 to passage 13 by himself! This is really impressive and I'm super proud of him.

I hugely concur with TongLeC's educational principles and teaching methods. In future classes, I'll take notes too so that I can help my child review Chinese afterwards.

The key to a great education is to awaken our children's respect, enthusiasm, and love for life, through which they will develop the ability to learn. In doing so, they will be able to learn anything and everything in the future!

A heartfelt thanks to the teacher for the wonderful lessons; my child consistently gains valuable knowledge with each class. For instance, today’s spelling game helped her reinforce and solidify her understanding, which is extremely beneficial.

The younger the child, the more important it is to not force anything upon them. They best absorb classics and other educational ideas in a relaxed state, because they can pick up information directly from their surroundings. They can unknowingly learn large amounts of information, even while having fun.