You can really feel how attentive the teachers are when they naturally correct the child’s grammatical mistakes during lessons. What I’m always impressed by is that the teachers directly teach aspects of American culture that kids can’t learn in Korea—this is a huge strength of the program. Since language and culture grow hand in hand, I really appreciate how much Nao Now focuses on these cultural elements :)

@joytraveler

This is definitely not just chatting nonstop. The reason my child keeps enjoying these classes is that they are not only learning English, but also choosing from a variety of topics and learning about American culture and general knowledge.
Usually, with other online English programs, they often just work through one conversation textbook, and after a few times my child got bored. Also, with classes based on choosing books, the quality of the teachers varied a lot, so it was not easy to find a really good teacher.

@merrygarden

Starting from 3rd grade in elementary school, my child began full English classes at school.
But since the class is textbook-based and one teacher has to manage the entire class, there are very few opportunities for students to actually speak English.
After looking into several options, I chose Naonow.
What I liked most is that the teacher doesn’t just teach individual words, but consistently encourages my child to respond in complete sentences.

@신유딩