Good English is a native English learning material imported from Oxford University Press.

Model English pays attention not only to story teaching but also to spelling teaching. Many stories embody the spelling rules, which help students learn and master the spelling rules in stories, so as to achieve "seeing words and reading, listening to words and writing".

Oxford Reading Tree is a reading textbook published by many children's reading education experts organized by Oxford University Press in the United Kingdom after more than 20 years of continuous research and development.

This is a set of children's English reading books for preschool and primary school children whose mother tongue is English. Including stories, poems, audio books and interactive games, which are attractive to children.

Difference two, different fame.

Model English, as the experimental teaching material of "Ways and Methods of Basic English Quality Education in China", which is the key subject of the 11th Five-Year Plan of National Education Science, has been strongly supported and strongly recommended by many authoritative experts in English education in China.

Oxford Reading Tree is a well-known English mother tongue learning material in Britain and a foreign language learning material in more than 0/00 countries around the world.

Difference three, different characteristics

Model English is a textbook with authentic language, vivid and interesting content, close to children's life, strong story, strong interest, strong knowledge, strong science and authority. At the same time, it is equipped with original sound recording CD, which is convenient for students to imitate authentic English.

All the English short stories in The Oxford Reading Tree are familiar to British children. Inspire children's interest in learning English through 26 1 interesting stories. Reading these English books with English-speaking children can help China children to master the authentic English soundtrack more quickly.

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