My blog post’s views

 

This is to keep a record of the views of different countries that visit my blog.

A big Thank You to my Readers

                                        The image above is the readers for the last week of June 2023.

Thank you to the readers of my Dyslexia blog

I am recording this for posterity.

Today, I’m grateful to you, my readers, for your support.

June was the first month since I started my blog to have an average of more than 1000 readers per day.

All Time560202

This Month38435

The readers for the last week of June were from the following countries.

To teach or not to teach the correct pronunciation of phonemes

Since 2010, I have been harping on the correct pronunciation of sounds represented by letters. 

A majority of us learn to read despite the pronunciation of sounds represented by letters being taught wrongly. However, about 20% of kids – the smart kids who like to learn things logically – shut down from learning when the pronunciation is taught wrongly. These are the smart kids who are then wrongly classified as dyslexic.

China vs the USA

I have been writing to the Caucasian countries since 2010 on how to eradicate illiteracy. The egos of the so-called educators from these countries have made them blind to what they have been seeking for, in the last few decades.

Scientific support for my findings

Yesterday one Jammy Jacobson whose profile says she is a Certified Academic Language Therapist at The READ Center commented on one of my comments in a group on FaceBook I belong called ‘Science of Reading: The Community’.

This was her comment: 

Your posts seem to be the opposite of the science of reading. You tend to attack scientific research and claim your own anecdotes are superior to the work of actual scientists.