Shin Gi-yeon Raises Awareness of the Importance of Teen Essay and Speech Education
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Shin Gi-yeon gave a 90-minute lecture on teen essay and speech education for teenagers and parents at an essay academy in Guri on the 15th.
He explained that teen essay and speech education expands thinking and writing, and that speaking and writing are also linked to parents' attitudes, encouragement, and the formation of confidence.
He also said that speaking education for middle school students is a process of organizing thoughts and expressing them logically, and that in the AI era, the ability to know what one wants and convey it to people is important.
Shin Gi-yeon, CEO of Creative Talent School and a vision coach, gave a lecture for teenagers and parents on the importance of teen essay and speech education. The lecture was held for 90 minutes on the 15th at an essay academy in Guri.
During the lecture, Shin explained the meaning of teen essay and speech education. He said that when a child's mind is opened up, thinking and writing expand.
He then explained that the growth of a child's speaking and writing is connected to parents' attitudes and encouragement. In particular, he said that parents' perspective and encouragement are key to building a child's confidence.
Shin also said that speaking education for middle school students is not just about oral expression itself, but a process of cultivating the ability to organize thoughts and express them logically. He added that speaking ability is an important competency that carries over from school life to college admissions and social life.
He also introduced activities that help parents set goals and ideas for self-directed learning. As a way to support this, he suggested giving books as gifts.
Shin urged parents to cultivate an interest in studying themselves and to experience discovering their own "inner giant." He also introduced examples of parents who grew into careers as a career instructor, essay academy director, vision coach, and AI platform founder.
Shin said that in the AI era, the ability to know what one wants and deliver one's thoughts to others has become more important than the amount of information.
He also explained that the essence of essay speech is not techniques such as vocal projection or fluency, but the process of organizing one's thoughts, reasons, and evidence and conveying them to others.
Shin is currently working as the chief lecturer at Kwon Young-chan.com and is giving a range of essay-related lectures for teenagers and companies, including essay coaching, speech coaching, self-directed learning, and planning for the future through vision.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Kwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407042
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