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Hey ! guys　(*^^*)

My name is herozaki horomi.

You can call me herohoro for short.

https://github.com

In this article,

I would like to tell you about Tera's relationship with me

and

my thoughts on this project.

We met at a study group where we learned programming.

The study group was for people who wanted to learn for the first time.

At the time, I was the most inexperienced of all the members and had no idea where to start or how to work.

At that time, Tera was always kind enough to teach me.

He provided me with sample code and showed me the minimum points I needed to keep in mind.

Thanks to this sample code, I was able to program and run what I wanted to make.

Have you ever had the feeling that you want to try something, but you don't know what to do?

You just need to know a few more things...

He saved me from such a frustrating feeling. ＼＼(۶•̀ᴗ•́)۶//／／

We continued to correspond after the programming workshop was disbanded.

There was another fellow named tombi.

Each of the three of us started studying about our respective areas of interest.

The only thing we had in common was "programming”.

Tera began studying statistics and data analysis, and

tombi started gaining experience in the development field to fulfill his dream of becoming an engineer.

I immersed myself in modifying blogs and posting articles.

Tera always has interesting information to share.

Interesting AI and recommended books....

He is always taking action, actually participating in study groups and communities.

I also noticed that he has acquired many certifications, too many for me to remember. (～￣▽￣)～

He has an unstoppable spirit.

This is the part I cannot imitate.

Be careful if you think he is quiet.

That's usually when he is into something interesting.

Let's talk to him like this

"Tera, what are you up to these days?"

（。ò ∀ ó。）（。ò ∀ ó。）（。ò ∀ ó。）（。ò ∀ ó。）（。ò ∀ ó。）

The reason is simple.

When Tera approached me with the idea of setting up a Japanese language study support program, I could feel his passion for it even more than usual.

Intuition.

This sounds interesting!

My occupation is a cram school teacher.

I was an elementary school teacher until a few years ago.

I like learning myself, but I like interacting with people who are learning even more.

I am most comfortable watching them go through daily trial and error to achieve their goals.

Growth is wonderful!

When people look at my background, they ask, "Do you like kids?" You might think.

But I do not. I like people who grow up.

If I can engage in this favorite thing with people not only in Japan but also overseas, I will be able to .....

It would definitely be interesting.

🔽 Tera's Message

For me, there is the idea that education is free.

There would be no need to spend millions on learning Japanese.

You could spend your money and time on other things.

I have the same idea.

But I think we need to think it over……

I thought about three issues in particular：

1. What can we do in this day and age when useful information is available on the Internet?
2. What is the difference between what we have been working on as work and what we are trying to work on as support activities?
3. Why can't we carry out work-like activities without money?

I have been studying programming for over a year now.

What I have learned there is that "if you don't know something, look it up on the Internet".

Often, I find myself spending half a day on the Internet because I can't find the answer I'm looking for.

But as I did the research over and over again, I began to understand how to do the research.

I would like to use these skills to support Japanese language learning.

If a learner asks me for help with a kanji that they have difficulty understanding,

I want to introduce them to free learning materials or just the right channel on YouTube.

Japanese children learn kanji in elementary school.

I was an elementary school teacher, so I know how to approach it until they can master it.

I think I can use that experience as well.

When I teach something as my job,
It is the teacher's role to manage the student to achieve the desired level.

"Have you done your homework for today?"
"Your current assignment is this section, so let's review this page again.”
etc...

Is this necessary for adults?

I am sure they can manage themselves.
They should be able to do so because they have a strong will to make time to study in their busy lives.

What else is needed?

Friends!
Friends to study with!

Like Tera, tombi and me.

With friends, we can do anything.

My opinion is that as long as there is an established relationship between the giver and the receiver of something, money needs to be involved.

So how about disrupting that relationship?

It's not just about giving, it's also about being given.

All learners are teachers and students.

That's the kind of relationship we want to create.

We want to learn each other's language through the exchange of comments.

So let's be friends.

"I love the way you say that."
”Maybe if you remember my common phrases you can reply right away.”

The more we exchange comments, the more we can learn the parts we want to talk about.

You don't spend money to communicate with your friends, do you? 　✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

I am a little small...small compared to Tera.

But it's a big dream for me….

I want to learn together with my friends from overseas.

I want to make my friends beautiful while learning from each other,

and I want to be beautiful myself.

My real name is Tomomi.

In Japanese,

the kanji for "Tomo" means friend,

and the kanji for "mi" means beautiful.

友美

Maybe it is my destiny.

|дﾟ)