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"Why are my academic grades falling when my LETTE results are good?" "At what level should I start pre-studying?" "Is it better to go to a private academy or attend private tutoring for math?" Recently, the trend in math education has shifted away from simple formula memorization and repetitive drills to one that demands complex thinking skills and a deep understanding of concepts. Consequently, interest in pre-studying math has also increased, and the timing of pre-studying is moving forward, to the point where it's even said, "Daechi-dong requires four years of pre-studying." However, pre-studying doesn't necessarily translate into better grades. Many students score high on level tests but don't achieve the expected results on school grades or mock college entrance exams. The reason is simple: pre-studying fails to accurately assess a child's "true ability" and instead follows others. In this episode, we'll be joined by Min Jun-ho, a teacher with years of experience in Daechi-dong, to discuss how to assess a child's "true ability" and provide the right pre-study math. Watch the video now to learn more. 01:01 Is it standard for Daechi-dong to have three years of math in advance? 03:01 Is one semester of advanced math sufficient? 08:51 Are cumulative tests helpful? 10:21 Which is more important: advanced math or advanced math? 17:46 Which private math tutoring service is best? 20:48 Is conceptual understanding more important than problem solving?