Some articles on beginning, beginning readers:
Learning To Read - Methods of Teaching Reading - Alphabetic Languages
... Some educators are beginning to use the two methods in conjunction to maximize the benefits of both methods ... This helps beginning readers understand how characters are linked to sounds (phonemes), patterns of letter-sound correspondences and spelling in English, and how to ... correspondence and this causes confusion for beginning readers ...
... Some educators are beginning to use the two methods in conjunction to maximize the benefits of both methods ... This helps beginning readers understand how characters are linked to sounds (phonemes), patterns of letter-sound correspondences and spelling in English, and how to ... correspondence and this causes confusion for beginning readers ...
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