Here’s a clear comparison between Monglish’s immersive method and traditional approaches: 1️⃣ Educational Philosophy Category Monglish (Mongi-Immerse) Traditional Methods Learning Style Interactive – real-life practice Theoretical – based on memorization Student Role Active – constant participation Passive – receives information Learning Environment Realistic – life simulation Static classroom – disconnected from life Learning Goals Real-life language use Passing the exam only 2️⃣ Teacher's Role Category Monglish Traditional Teacher Qualifications Internationally certified (TKT, CELTA, etc.) Often just academically qualified Interaction Group and individual – constant assessment Limited or non-existent Follow-up Custom plans + regular reports Irregular or missing entirely 3️⃣ Study Content Category Monglish Traditional Type of Content Real-life scenarios, activities, games Static lessons and grammar Educational Goals Develop all four skills (R, W, L, S) Focus on grammar and translation only Tools Used Interactive clubs, speaking tests, AI tools Only textbooks 4️⃣ Use of Technology Category Monglish Traditional AI Tools Fully integrated Rare or absent Virtual Reality Available at some levels Not available Performance Reports Interactive and automatic Manual or nonexistent 5️⃣ Learning Environment At Monglish, students learn in small groups (4–6), ensuring personalized attention and constant interaction. Traditional settings often suffer from crowded classrooms with limited individual focus. Conclusion: Learning isn’t just about content — it’s about the whole experience. At Monglish, you don’t just study English… You live it.