DaDa English charges

DaDa English charges: DaDa English is about more than 20,000 per year

Because DaDa English is a platform that does not focus on some training courses, that is to say, it does not focus on It is not a school curriculum training, but its main focus is an education on interest in English, because when it educates, it does not train children through a large number of question types, but improves children through some special dialogues. An interest in English education.

So he does not belong to a subject category, so when he was in education, he was not subject to some restrictions of the double reduction policy and was able to continue teaching. Then the reason why he was able to attend class was In addition to not being linked to the subject, the teaching mode is also relatively advanced and different, so this is also the reason why classes can continue on this platform.

So some academic institutions cannot continue to hold classes, but English-based courses like this can.

1. "Magic Tree House Series"

It is a book published by Hubei Children's Publishing House in 2010. The author is (American) Maribo Osborne. The story is novel and interesting, and it describes The adventure story of a pair of little brother and sister Jack and Annie.

2. "Wonders"

In December 2017, DaDa English, a leading brand in the domestic K12 online English education industry, announced that it has entered into a partnership with McGregor, the largest educational publishing organization in the United States (2017 ranking). Law-Hill Education reached strategic cooperation.

The copyright of the latter's "Wonders" series of teaching materials, known as "California Chinese Language Textbooks", has been introduced to the DaDa English online platform to expand the teaching content of the platform and benchmark it against international standards.

The new version of the California textbook Wonders has 7 levels from GK to G6. The content of the Wonders textbook is from easy to deep, step by step, from the first grade (G1) to the sixth grade (G6). Students learn the complete After taking this set of courses, you will be able to reach the reading level of American middle school students required by the U.S. Department of Education.

3. "Reach"

Currently, more than 1,000 schools in the United States (including California) use Reach textbooks, and more than 200 primary schools in California are using them. Domestic key and outstanding private primary schools such as SMIC International School in Shanghai and Beijing, Fushan Zhengda International School, and Northeast Yucai School in Shenyang are also using this set of teaching materials.

4. "Oxford Reading Tree"

"Oxford Reading Tree" (Oxford Reading Tree) was organized by a number of children's reading education experts from Oxford University Press in the UK. After more than 20 years of research, A reading textbook published through years of continuous research and development.

This is a set of educational and entertaining children's English books for preschool and primary school children whose native language is English to cultivate their interest in reading. It includes stories, poems, audio books and interactive games that are attractive to children.

5. "Lisheng My First Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes" series of books

The creation method of Mother Goose nursery rhymes was introduced to the UK from other countries. The folk tale contained in it was called "Mother Goose's Tale" in 1697 and appeared in short braggadocio or tales.

In 1729, these stories were translated into English. But after 1792, when John (who could be called the creator of Mother Goose nursery rhymes) and his company had discovered that publishing such books was profitable, they decided to publish a collection of these books.

They gave the tunes from Mother Goose nursery rhymes appropriate but meaningless names. This 1791 Newbery (John's surname) version is the earliest "Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes" and the world's earliest collection of children's songs. It contains fifty-two poems, each illustrated with an example.