One of the good things brought about by Covid19 is the fact
that many educators have had the time to read tweets and the links attached.
I have been writing articles on a daily basis on my blog
which is read by educators from around the world.
I believe that what I have been promoting has been accepted
by many of the educators as I see many recent tweets on phonemes.
As such commencing July 2020, I will be less active on Twitter
and other social media.
The following are a few of the tweets I read on 22.6.2020 on
phonemes.
There were many more similar tweets subsequent to 22nd June.
Dr Lorraine Hammond AM @DrLSHammond
Guess who's our next WWW speaker for @LD_Australia?Here's the session title: "Beyond the Phonics Fights: An American Reporter’s Story"Registrations for this free webinar on July 15 open soon!
Kathryn Garforth, Ph. D.@GarforthEduc
Did you know that there are still teacher education programs who do not teach their pre-service teachers about phonemic awareness? We need to make sure all teachers know the 44 phonemes in the English language and how to teach children about phonemes.
Ainsley C-B @AinsRae
Focus on making the connection between the letter shape/name and the sound that it makes. Phonemic awareness is huge and a building block to strong literacy skills.
The Reading Wars will end when phonemes are taught
correctly. Students requiring intervention will, therefore, reduce dramatically.
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