Definition of Kumon in US English:

Kumon

noun ˈko͞omən-män

trademark

A tutoring program, originating in Japan, in which children improve their skills in a subject (especially mathematics) by completing worksheets of increasing difficulty, led by a special instructor.
Example sentencesExamples
- We certainly plan to continue with Kumon at least until the Middle School homework load becomes too much.
- I also enjoyed supplementing my Kumon lessons with fiction books written for children and teens.
- The study goal for Kumon language programme is to nurture students with an advanced level of reading comprehension ability and the ability to read widely.
- Interested individuals who wish to open their own Kumon centers in the Philippines should follow these steps.
- ‘I help children discover that they can reach their full potential,’ says Zamani who recently opened a Kumon Math and Reading Center in Tracy, California.
- Ali was the boy's name, and he seemed to be in such serious trouble that Kumon seemed beside the point.
- Actually, the youngsters who ‘helped’ at our Kumon sessions only seemed to do marking.
- Over 3.5 million children around the world use the Kumon Method to develop their math and reading skills.
- Furthermore, the Kumon work reduces the amount of pressure placed on the student because it prepares them well for their schoolwork.
- The goal is for Kumon students to assume most-if not all-of the responsibility for their own study.

Origin

From the name of Tru Kumon (1914–95), the Japanese mathematics teacher who invented the method.

Definition of Kumon in US English:

Kumon

noun-män

trademark

A tutoring program, originating in Japan, in which children improve their skills in a subject (especially mathematics) by completing worksheets of increasing difficulty, led by a special instructor.
Example sentencesExamples
- Interested individuals who wish to open their own Kumon centers in the Philippines should follow these steps.
- I also enjoyed supplementing my Kumon lessons with fiction books written for children and teens.
- Ali was the boy's name, and he seemed to be in such serious trouble that Kumon seemed beside the point.
- Actually, the youngsters who ‘helped’ at our Kumon sessions only seemed to do marking.
- We certainly plan to continue with Kumon at least until the Middle School homework load becomes too much.
- Over 3.5 million children around the world use the Kumon Method to develop their math and reading skills.
- The goal is for Kumon students to assume most-if not all-of the responsibility for their own study.
- The study goal for Kumon language programme is to nurture students with an advanced level of reading comprehension ability and the ability to read widely.
- ‘I help children discover that they can reach their full potential,’ says Zamani who recently opened a Kumon Math and Reading Center in Tracy, California.
- Furthermore, the Kumon work reduces the amount of pressure placed on the student because it prepares them well for their schoolwork.

Origin

From the name of Tru Kumon (1914-95), the Japanese mathematics teacher who invented the method.

单词	Kumon
释义	Definition of Kumon in US English: Kumon noun ˈko͞omən-män trademark A tutoring program, originating in Japan, in which children improve their skills in a subject (especially mathematics) by completing worksheets of increasing difficulty, led by a special instructor. Example sentencesExamples We certainly plan to continue with Kumon at least until the Middle School homework load becomes too much. I also enjoyed supplementing my Kumon lessons with fiction books written for children and teens. The study goal for Kumon language programme is to nurture students with an advanced level of reading comprehension ability and the ability to read widely. Interested individuals who wish to open their own Kumon centers in the Philippines should follow these steps. ‘I help children discover that they can reach their full potential,’ says Zamani who recently opened a Kumon Math and Reading Center in Tracy, California. Ali was the boy's name, and he seemed to be in such serious trouble that Kumon seemed beside the point. Actually, the youngsters who ‘helped’ at our Kumon sessions only seemed to do marking. Over 3.5 million children around the world use the Kumon Method to develop their math and reading skills. Furthermore, the Kumon work reduces the amount of pressure placed on the student because it prepares them well for their schoolwork. The goal is for Kumon students to assume most-if not all-of the responsibility for their own study. Origin From the name of Tru Kumon (1914–95), the Japanese mathematics teacher who invented the method. Definition of Kumon in US English: Kumon noun-män trademark A tutoring program, originating in Japan, in which children improve their skills in a subject (especially mathematics) by completing worksheets of increasing difficulty, led by a special instructor. Example sentencesExamples Interested individuals who wish to open their own Kumon centers in the Philippines should follow these steps. I also enjoyed supplementing my Kumon lessons with fiction books written for children and teens. Ali was the boy's name, and he seemed to be in such serious trouble that Kumon seemed beside the point. Actually, the youngsters who ‘helped’ at our Kumon sessions only seemed to do marking. We certainly plan to continue with Kumon at least until the Middle School homework load becomes too much. Over 3.5 million children around the world use the Kumon Method to develop their math and reading skills. The goal is for Kumon students to assume most-if not all-of the responsibility for their own study. The study goal for Kumon language programme is to nurture students with an advanced level of reading comprehension ability and the ability to read widely. ‘I help children discover that they can reach their full potential,’ says Zamani who recently opened a Kumon Math and Reading Center in Tracy, California. Furthermore, the Kumon work reduces the amount of pressure placed on the student because it prepares them well for their schoolwork. Origin From the name of Tru Kumon (1914-95), the Japanese mathematics teacher who invented the method.
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