Actor Yeon Jung-hoon revealed his and Han Ga-in's educational philosophy and recounted the astonishing development of their two children.
On the 24th, KBS 2TV's Problem Child in House aired a segment in which various conversations took place on the topic of child education.
That day the cast mentioned the recently trending 'THINK Global School (THINK Global School)'.
This school is the world's first mobile high school that conducts classes by moving to a different country each year without a campus, and students live in a total of 12 countries during their enrollment through a four-semester rotation system to experience diverse cultures. The annual cost, including accommodation and other expenses, is known to reach about 100 million won, which surprised many.
Hearing this, Yeon Jung-hoon introduced Han Ga-in's educational philosophy, who is very interested in their children's education. He said, "My wife is more interested in discussion-based education than rote memorization."
Yeon Jung-hoon, who is currently raising an 11-year-old daughter and an 8-year-old son, also revealed why they had their first child 10 years after marriage. He explained, "My wife wanted to fully enjoy newlywed life and build her career."
The couple's children are also well known for their outstanding learning abilities. Hong Jin Kyung asked, "They were judged gifted on the gifted test and are famous for having high IQs," and asked, "Aren't both children from a gifted education center?" In response, Yeon Jung-hoon revealed, "Our first child taught herself Korean and English at 40 months old," which surprised everyone.
Then footage showing the first child effortlessly solving Mensa test questions was revealed, drawing admiration. Yeon Jung-hoon cited the couple's roles as the secret to their children's learning. He said, "When it came to our first child, my wife read a lot of books to them," and added, "I often spoke English with the child at home. That's why the child became very good at English." He then smiled and expressed his affection for his children, saying, "The children are really smart like their mother."
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