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Shinjeju elementary & middle school math growth system

Instead of only asking what was wrong,
we first find why the same mistakes keep happening.

We identify where your child is getting stuck—calculation slips, repeated mistakes, word problems, reasoning, competitions, or the transition to middle school—and design a different growth path for each student.

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25 yearsTeaching know-how
HMETop Academy Award materials
3.5%2025 HMC national final award case
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Next to Shinjeju Elementary2F, 165 Sindae-ro, Jeju-si
Repeated checks & reassessmentLessons that repair the reason behind mistakes
Individual growth designSupport matched to level, pace, and confidence
Competition coaching experienceHME · TESOM · KUT · KMA

“My child studies, so why do the same mistakes keep coming back?”

Scores alone can hide the cause. Kyungjin Academy classifies mistakes by type and observes the repeated behaviors behind them.

01

“They know it, but still get it wrong.”

We separate calculation slips from checking habits and time pressure.

Calculation & checking behavior
02

“Word problems stop them.”

Students learn to mark conditions, interpret the question, and explain the order of the solution.

Condition reading & expression
03

“They give up before trying.”

We design small successes at the right difficulty and build repeated experiences of trying again.

Confidence & challenge behavior
04

“I'm worried about middle school.”

Rather than focusing only on acceleration, we build written-solution skills, time management, and error-recovery habits for middle school.

Grade 6 → Middle School

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  • We focus on error behavior, not just scores.
  • This is not a judgment designed to push enrollment.
  • A more accurate judgment is possible after reviewing recent tests and corrected work.
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Three Growth Paths

Instead of deciding by grade and weekly frequency first, we start with the problem your child needs to solve now.

01Build the foundation

Math Confidence Recovery

We first find the causes behind calculation slips, math avoidance, slow progress, and repeated mistakes.

  • Identify concept gaps
  • Reassess by error type
  • Design small successful experiences
02Advance ability

Reasoning & Competition Growth

We do not stop at the correct answer; students explain conditions, reasoning, and the full solution process.

  • Challenge unfamiliar problems
  • HME · TESOM · KUT · KMA
  • Explain solutions and self-check
03Succeed in middle school

Grade 6 → Middle School Transition

We prepare test, written-solution, and recovery skills that keep students steady in middle school, rather than chasing acceleration alone.

  • Word problems & written solutions
  • Test-time management
  • Recovery plan after the first exam
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We record not just awards,
but the process of change.

1
Starting point

Calculation is quick, but key conditions are often missed in word problems.

2
Problem identified

The student starts calculating immediately and does not mark what the problem asks for.

3
Kyungjin's intervention

We repeatedly train the sequence: mark conditions → plan the solution → explain → check.

4
Changes we verify

We look for fewer repeated errors, clearer explanation, greater school-math confidence, and persistence with challenges.

KYUNGJIN GROWTH PASSPORTKyungjin Growth Passport
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This month's growth focusInterpreting conditions in word problems
Grade 5
Repeated errors8 → 3
Reassessment pass rate62% → 86%
Solution explanationTeacher support → Independent explanation
A note from the teacher

The habit of connecting marked conditions to the actual solution is becoming established.

See the value of tuition
with your own eyes each month.

Not only award-winning students: every student sees their own change through a one-page record of repeated errors, reassessment, explanation skills, and confidence.

01
Errors reduced this month

See which mistakes have actually decreased

02
Errors still repeating

Choose the first issue to fix next month

03
The teacher's next intervention

Clarify the direction of assignments, lessons, and consultation

View the Growth Passport Sample

Competitions are not for showing off;
they are the result of thinking habits.

The goal of competition classes is not to collect certificates for a few students. We create experiences in which students read unfamiliar problems, reason through them, and explain all the way to the end.

2025 HMCNational final award case within the top 3.5%
2025 HMETop Academy Award materials
HME · TESOM · KUT · KMAMultiple grand prize, 1st-place, and 2nd-place records
※ Achievement statements are based on materials provided by the academy and do not guarantee an individual student's result.
Kyungjin Academy math competition certificates and medalsKyungjin Academy competition award banner and interior

Students stay for more than scores.

We summarized public reviews without personal information.

★★★★★

We first enrolled our oldest while looking for an academy near school, and our second child has attended since Grade 3. Both children genuinely enjoy coming here.

Summary of a long-term sibling enrollment review
★★★★★

Math classes helped build confidence, and entering competitions became a natural challenge. The environment encouraged our child to work hard on their own.

Summary of a review about confidence and challenge
★★★★★

Academics matter, but we also appreciated encouraging words and weekend activities that helped our child grow in a balanced and positive way.

Summary of a learning-and-life growth review

Clear learning guides for repeated errors, middle-school transition, reasoning and competitions.

We turn high-value topics from the academy’s Naver Blog and classroom practice into structured, searchable website pages. The blog supplies fresh field updates; the website builds long-term search authority.

Math ErrorsRecommended for parents of Grades 4-9

When the Same Math Mistakes Keep Returning: 5 Error Types to Separate

A practical way to distinguish calculation, concept, condition-reading, solution-order and checking errors instead of calling everything a careless mistake.

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Grade TransitionRecommended for Grade 6 parents

Six Math Readiness Checks Before Grade 6 Moves to Middle School

Check the foundations that support middle-school math: computation, concepts, word problems, explanation, time management and error recovery.

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Math CompetitionRecommended for upper-elementary and middle-school parents

Is Math Competition Preparation Actually Right for My Child?

Use reasoning, challenge preference, explanation and error-recovery habits—not awards alone—to judge competition readiness.

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We consider the trip after school
as part of the parent's daily routine.

Kyungjin Academy is located on the 2nd floor of 165 Sindae-ro, Jeju-si. We guide consultation and arrival times around each grade's school dismissal schedule.

Example scheduleAfter school: 90 minutes to cover math concepts, school homework, and error review before going home
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Actual classroom and consultation space at Kyungjin Academy
Consultations are by reservation

Separate elementary and middle/high school contacts
help us give more accurate guidance.

Yeondong Math Growth League

We do more than give a score. We analyze error patterns in computation, concepts, word problems, and reasoning, and if enrollment is not needed, we honestly recommend continuing the student's current approach.

40-minute grade-level diagnosticError-pattern report15-minute result consultationNext-event notification
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Older childGrade 6 → Middle SchoolWritten solutions · test timing · error recovery
Younger childMath Confidence RecoveryConcepts · calculation · study habits
Our family's
math partner

Even when siblings attend together,
we do not teach them the same way.

We look separately at each child's personality and learning pace, avoid sibling comparisons, and coordinate one family's exams, vacations, and competition schedule as a whole.

  • Separate growth path for each sibling
  • Shared learning language for use at home
  • Continuity of support from the older child to the younger child

What is the first thing
your child needs to fix right now?

Bring a recent test or corrected-work notebook for a more specific consultation.

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