Learning English By AI

Lifelong Learning of English

0-3 Years: English Enlightenment Stage

Goal: Cultivate interest in English and basic listening and speaking skills.

1. 0-1 Year
   • Develop a sense of language through English nursery rhymes and songs.
   • Let the baby listen to simple English stories like "Goodnight Moon" and "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?".

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2. 1-2 Years

   • Use picture cards and real objects to teach simple words such as animals, fruits, and family members.
   • Integrate simple English words and phrases into daily life, like “apple,” “car,” “thank you,” etc.

3. 2-3 Years

   • Start watching simple English cartoons like "Peppa Pig" and "Dora the Explorer."
   • Encourage the child to express basic needs in English, such as “water,” “milk,” “play.”

4-6 Years: Basic Language Stage

Goal: Establish a basic vocabulary and simple sentence structures.

1. 4-5 Years

   • Enroll in early English education classes or online English courses to learn basic vocabulary and sentence structures.
   • Engage in parent-child reading with English picture books like "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and "We're Going on a Bear Hunt."

2. 5-6 Years

   • Begin learning simple English nursery rhymes and songs, such as "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" and "Old MacDonald Had a Farm."
   • Encourage the child to use simple sentences to describe objects or activities, like “This is a cat,” “I like to play.”

7-12 Years: Elementary Language Stage

Goal: Develop basic listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.

1. 7-9 Years

   • Enroll in English interest classes to systematically learn grammar and vocabulary.
   • Read simple English chapter books, such as "Magic Tree House" and "Junie B. Jones."
   • Use English for simple conversations and interactions.

2. 10-12 Years

   • Learn and master basic English grammar rules and writing techniques.
   • Read more complex chapter books, such as "Harry Potter" and "Percy Jackson."
   • Participate in English speaking and writing contests to enhance practical skills.

13-15 Years: Intermediate Language Stage

Goal: Improve overall English proficiency, especially in reading and writing.

1. 13-14 Years

   • Systematically learn intermediate and advanced grammar and vocabulary.
   • Read original novels and classic literature, such as "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "The Catcher in the Rye."
   • Start writing simple English essays and reports.

2. 15-16 Years

   • Strengthen reading comprehension and writing skills, prepare for English-related exams like TOEFL and IELTS.
   • Participate in English debates and speech contests to enhance logical thinking and expression skills.

16-18 Years: Advanced Language Stage

Goal: Achieve fluency in English for academic and daily communication.

1. 16-17 Years

   • Further improve reading and writing skills, study academic papers and professional books.
   • Prepare for and take standardized English tests such as SAT and ACT.
   • Engage in in-depth English writing practice, such as writing long essays and research papers.

2. 18 Years

   • Participate in international exchange programs or English-speaking country summer camps to enhance practical application skills.
   • Prepare for university entrance, learn professional English vocabulary and writing skills.

This outline aims to provide a systematic and progressive English learning path for your child, and you can adjust and optimize it according to the actual situation. I hope this outline helps you and your baby.