Within book one and two you will find a well-organized, guidedstructureconsisting of twenty-six relevant topics with thefollowing sections:Character Corner 1: Stories of great role-modelsthroughout world historyCharacter Corner 2: Character traits:Timeless truths that transform peopleCulture Corner: Principles ofcross-cultural awareness and communicationCareer Corner: Principlesfor succeeding in the competitive marketplaceConversation Corner:Essential conversational skills for total-life trainingConnectionCorner: Modern examples of what to say in differentsituationsConstruction Corner: Practice of some of the mostdifficult grammarOne must remember that the secret to learning alanguage is not learning a lotand practicing a little, but learninga little and practicing a lot！ Language learningis more of a socialactivity than an academic one. Like learning how to play pingpong,one must not only watch good players, but also pick up the paddle,andwith the right coaching, start to play. A Chinese proverb says,"Tell me, I'll forget.Show me, I may remember. But involve me, andI'll understand." It doesn't meanone shouldn't be diligent in hisstudy; only that one has to DO IT to be good at it！This book willhelp you do it in the best way.If you wish to become successful,you must improve your character, competence,and people skills. Onemust do the right thing, in the right way, over a long periodoftime. This values-based curriculum will inspire even the mostunmotivatedstudent, because it speaks to the mind, will, andemotions."I know quite certainly that I myself have no specialtalent; curiosity, obsessionand dogged endurance, combined withself-criticism have brought me to myideas."