Showing posts with label ambiguity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ambiguity. Show all posts

Sunday, March 29, 2020

Ambiguity in the code



Unfolding the Ambiguity in the Code:

The following is an interview conducted by David Boulton with Siegfried Engelmann 

Siegfried Engelmann: 


In other words, we've let the kids tell us what we were doing wrong… The only one that didn't totally strike out was ITA, which was sort of like an adaptation of the International Phonetic Alphabet.


Wednesday, January 29, 2020

IPA, ITA and The Magic Ladder (Part 2)



The following article, extracted from Children of the Code, was posted by me on LinkedIn in September 2015.

Has any educator bothered to comment on my post? No! And why not? Afraid to offend... How will we eradicate illiteracy?

Unfolding the Ambiguity in the Code:

Siegfried Engelmann:


 In other words, we've let the kids tell us what we were doing wrong… The only one that didn't totally strike out was ITA, which was sort of like an adaptation of the International Phonetic Alphabet.