Letters to the Editor...
Teaching Reading with Phonics
I wholeheartedly agree that phonics is the way to teach reading in the early grades. I went from teaching 3rd grade to first grade! Boy what a change! I had very little phonics training. I learned phonics along with my students using Saxon Phonics. Yes, it is time consuming and yes it is boring and repetitive. But, the hard work pays off when you see the student start to progress and learn how to decode the unknown word! Every school should use a structured phonics program. It works!!!
Marilyn Rebert, Honeyrebert@cs.com,
3/04/02
This month's letters:
ADD, 3/31/02, by Dennis.
Teaching Reading With Phonics, 3/31/02, by AP.
phonics, 3/27/02, by stewart e brekke.
Teaching reading, 3/25/02, by Sandy Scarborough.
Teaching reading, 3/25/02, by Sandy Scarborough.
Reading Scores, 3/23/02, by Cindy Helms.
Teaching reading, 3/23/02, by Nancy Healy.
teaching reading with phonics, 3/23/02, by Jan Wolfe.
teaching reading with phonics, 3/23/02, by barbara.
Ellen Tebbits by Beverly Cleary , 3/22/02, by Jayne Ameri.
Age Discrimination, 3/20/02, by Daren Jack.
Teaching the saying of words, not reading, with phonics, 3/17/02, by Georgia Hedrick.
publishing, 3/07/02, by stewart e brekke.
Post secondary Education, 3/05/02, by Shanks Seetharam.
Teaching Reading with Phonics, 3/04/02, by Marilyn Rebert.
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