Re: K child can encode but not decode
Mary 
Posted on 1/29/11
On 1/25/11, ruth wrote:
> We have a child who can encode, but he cannot decode. Has
> anyone else had this problem? How can we help him?
Possibly the child has a photographic memory.
Photographic Memory Photographic memory is a rare element that
is found in less than 10% of the population. It will often be
found in children, and most of them will lose this ability by
the time they become adults. The concept of photographic
memory is so rare that someone people don't believe it
exists.
The report goes on:
http://www.exforsys.com/career-center/memory-skills/photograph
ic- memory.html
Mary
http://web.me.com/marydefalco/reading2/Reading_Primary_Teacher
s.htm
Rdg./Lang.Atts for Primary Teachers
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K child can encode but not decode, 1/25/11, by ruth.
Re: K child can encode but not decode, 1/25/11, by Cathy.
Re: K child can encode but not decode, 1/26/11, by Mary.
Re: K child can encode but not decode, 1/26/11, by Cathy.
Re: K child can encode but not decode, 1/26/11, by Phonics First.
Re: Phonics First, 1/27/11, by Mary.
Re: K child can encode but not decode, 1/28/11, by Phonics First.
Re: Phonics First, 1/29/11, by Jo.
Re: K child can encode but not decode, 1/29/11, by Mary.
Re: Phonics First by Jo, 1/29/11, by Mary.
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