GUIDED TRAINING FOR TEACHERS, ASSISTANTS AND PARENTS
 

03: THE THRASS
PERIODIC TABLE OF PHONICS

To help learners develop appropriate phonic (letter-sound) knowledge, you, the teacher, must have accurate, explicit knowledge of these relationships. Too frequently learners are given misleading information which clearly does not assist their learning and often creates confusion. For example, teachers sometimes teach that the letter 'a' is pronounced /a/ (as in 'cat'); but the letter 'a' can represent a number of different sounds…

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