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Definition of Dyslexia vs Phonics – Why Children Struggle

Definition of Dyslexia vs Phonics – Why Children Struggle

by Stephen | Sep 15, 2020 | dyslexia, learning to read, phonics games

The Definition Of Dyslexia   The definition of dyslexia is low phonemic awareness which means dyslexics don’t hear the sounds within the word. On the other hand, phonics is linking sounds to the letters in the word. Consequently, phonics won’t work if...
Phonics Teaching Strategies – Get a Grade Level Reader

Phonics Teaching Strategies – Get a Grade Level Reader

by Stephen | Sep 14, 2020 | learning to read, phonics games, Reading Problems

Phonics Teaching Strategies   Phonics often mistyped phoic, is a system of letter-sound links that help you sound out words. Therefore, it needs the child to hear the sounds within the words (phonemic awareness) to work. Consequently, the weaker the phonics...
Reading To A Child Fuels Their Desire

Reading To A Child Fuels Their Desire

by Stephen | Sep 12, 2020 | learning to read, phonics games

Reading to Her Fueled Her Success Ziya came to me reading two years below grade level. Her mom used to read “Junie B. Jones” to her and she loved it. But she couldn’t read them herself. She became extremely gifted at manipulating other people to read...
Questions On Comprehension by Visualization-Step 7

Questions On Comprehension by Visualization-Step 7

by Stephen | Sep 11, 2020 | learning to read, phonics games

Step 7 Questions on Comprehension Questions on comprehension usually come down to vocabulary or visualization. Vocabulary was covered. Let’s discuss visualization.The whole purpose of reading is comprehension. Comprehension opens your world to people who lived...
Vocab Building or How To Acquire Vocabulary-Step-6

Vocab Building or How To Acquire Vocabulary-Step-6

by Stephen | Sep 8, 2020 | learning to read, phonics games, Reading Problems

Step 6 Vocab Building Vocabulary is the foundation of comprehension. Yet, vocab building is not that straightforward. For example, I can read Spanish because the language is highly phonetic. But I don’t understand what I’m reading because I don’t...
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