🎓 Method
A sentence you know by eye is not yet a sentence you know by mouth
When you read an English sentence with your eyes, the meaning arrives quickly. Read the same sentence aloud, though, and you often stop at where to pause or which word to stress. Your eyes can skip the sound and go straight to the meaning; your mouth cannot skip a single sound. So we have you hear the original audio first, read the same sentence aloud, and compare your recording with the original line by line. Huston has been reading English books aloud with children every day in Dadaepo, Saha-gu, Busan since 2000 — twenty-six years. Use the free level test first to see which level of text is the right place to start reading aloud.
1. Hear the original audio first — catch where to pause and what to stress with your ears before your mouth
2. Read the same sentence aloud — your mouth passes through every sound your eyes used to skip
3. Your recording is compared with the original line by line — you can see exactly which line made you stop
4. Instead of listing mistakes, you hear the original again — reading it once more is the correction
5. Recordings are kept only briefly, then deleted — your voice goes, but the record of what you read stays on your account
6. A free level test sets the level of text you start reading aloud · 25 minutes a day, 1:1
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