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Can THRASS be used with learners that have little or no English? |
THRASS has been used successfully, worldwide, with
learners that have no English. Use the advice (and recommended resources) in
TEACHING THRASS (T-50) to teach non-English speakers the 'THRASS 10' stages:
'THRASS 10' STAGES WITH OUTCOMES
T1. Picture Location: teach your learners to locate and name the outline
pictures.
T2. Letter Location: teach your learners to locate and name the letters.
T3. Letter Formation: teach your learners to name and correctly form the
letters.
T4. Grapheme Location: teach your learners to locate and name graphemes.
T5. Keyword Location: teach your learners to locate and name the keywords.
T6. Phoneme Location: teach your learners to locate and articulate the phonemes.
T7. Keyword Synthesis: teach your learners to blend, read and spell the
keywords.
T8. Keygrapheme Recall: teach your learners to visualise and spell the
keygraphemes.
T9. Keyword Analysis: teach your learners to read, spell and analyse the
keywords.
T10. THRASS 500 Tests: teach your learners to read and spell the basewords.
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