Haerye Pro

Learning Method

Roadmap + daily cycle, designed for Haerye

Core idea

Haerye keeps the long‑term direction clear while letting the app’s learning data decide what you should reinforce today.

  • Weekly plan: the 40‑week phases decide what you learn next.
  • Daily focus: mastery / heatmap / recommendations decide what you reinforce today.
  • One rule: complete at least one recommendation card every day.

40‑week roadmap (kept as‑is)

Phase 1 (Weeks 1–8)

Goal: stabilize at ~50 points/day

Focus: Hangul foundation + beginner grammar + 100 core words

Phase 2 (Weeks 9–24)

Goal: stabilize at ~75 points/day

Focus: intermediate grammar + pronunciation focus + 300 words

Phase 3 (Weeks 25–40)

Goal: maintain 100 points/day

Focus: advanced grammar + AI conversation + full vocabulary completion

Daily 4‑step cycle (30–45 minutes)

1) Input (10 min)

Hangul or Vocabulary. Aim for 10–15 points.

  • Hangul: Stroke order ON + Listen to pronunciation.
  • Vocabulary: Romanization ON → gradually OFF.
  • Prefer new items (avoid repeated tapping for points).

2) Judgment (10–15 min)

Flashcards or Grammar. This is where “weakness data” is created.

  • Flashcards: 20 cards. “Know” means you can say it immediately.
  • Grammar: 1 unit + read 2–3 examples out loud.

3) Output (5–10 min)

Pronunciation or Dictation. Turn input into usable output.

  • Pronunciation: 5 attempts (target confidence ≥ 0.7).
  • Dictation: 5–10 sentences.

4) Feedback (5 min)

Complete one recommendation card every day.

  • Frequently confused words
  • Weak grammar category
  • Continue where you left off

Score strategy

Keep balance across modules. Avoid “all‑in” on a single module.

Phase 1

Hangul 15 + Vocab 10 + Flashcards 15 + Grammar/Pronunciation 10 ≈ 50

Phase 2

Hangul/Vocab 20 + Flashcards 25 + Grammar 15 + Pronunciation 15 ≈ 75

Phase 3

Hangul 15 + Vocab 15 + Flashcards 35 + Grammar/Pronunciation 35 = 100

Haerye‑only rules

  • “Don’t know” in flashcards isn’t failure — it creates a map of weaknesses.
  • Use the grammar heatmap: prioritize lighter categories first.
  • For pronunciation, repeat the same sentence up to 3 times until you pass.
  • Never skip recommendation cards — they are the personalization engine.