The best way we learn to read
is by phonics.
(See side pannel for research of the learning brain.)
A study led by neuroscientists*
has found, "Learning to read—no matter at what age,
re-organizes the brain's neural networks."
* France's National Institute of Health and Medical Research
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Intuitive Phonics
uses letter-sound patterns. (without any graphics or color clutter)
Intuitive Phonics
uses practice like athletes to train the brain.
It uses letter-sound patterns, not typical rules. (no clutter)
Intuitive Phonics
can help almost anyone above grade 1
develop intuitive brain skills for reading.
Intuitive Phonics
strengthens the foundation for elementary school
middle-school high school also adults.
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Not an English speaker or writer? Would you like to read or spell English?
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Learn to Read the way the brain learns.
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Intuitive Phonics is for anyone who doesn't read well.
It is for anyone wanting to read English.
Intuitive Phonics is Brain Training like the practice of great athletes.
Athletes repeat the basics.
Athletes practice, practice and practice more.
Athletes train their brain to act intuitively.
Intuitive Phonics begins with little words to develop letter-sound patterns.
Practice, with little words and simple letter-sound patterns
helps the patterns become wired into the brain - to be intuitive.
Repeating the letter-word patterns helps train the brain for intuitive reading.
20 foundation lessons: 99 cents
You can invest in someone's future success for life.
You can have a tool to help bring them success:
one small step, another small step, then - confidence.
Intuitive Phonics
uses letter-sound patterns without any graphics or color clutter.
Words are written with special font and background.
There
are many different reading programs used in schools.
Questions:
► Why do these programs
fail some children?
► Why are some students
unable to read well?
► Why are some
middle-school students unable to read well?
► Why are so many high
school students unable to read?
There is no simple answer to
these questions.
Could it be that most school
reading programs are designed for a typical student and some are NOT typical?
Here are some possible answers as to why some children struggle:
► Some students come to
school, not knowing many words and are not ready to read.
► The child has a
hearing difficulty and has not heard many words.
Studies have shown that by age
5, some children have heard thousands of spoken words,
while others have heard few spoken words and are not ready to read.
(Note: hearing TV talk has little effect on word learning.)
Young
children (1 to 5 years old) need to hear words spoken by people.
Young children need to hear someone reading to them.
This reading can be in English - or in the language of the home.
• Playing a musical
instrument helps brain development.
• Playing a sport helps brain development.
• Physical exercise helps brain development.
• READING helps brain development.
Note:
Many children have an added advantage by hearing and speaking more
than one language.
Question:
Is Intuitive
Phonics DIFFERENT?
Yes!
► It helps the student
who does not read well.
► It teaches the way a
basketball coach teaches.
► It teaches the way a
music teacher teaches.
► It teaches the way the
brain learns.
Question:
How does a coach
teach basketball?
Does a coach say to a student
who can bounce the ball three or four times, "Great, You are ready for the game"?
No, a good coach says, "We need practice."
Some students are NOT ready when they arrive at school.
They need foundational word practice. Intuitive Phonics helps provide that practice.
WhyNo clutter?
Most reading programs
are filled with clutter.
The
publishers think that the clutter of color, letter shapes, pictures,
or disorder on the page helps generate interest.
That may be true, but the clutter fills the brain with things that do not help develop
word reading abilities.
Therefore:
No clutter! No clutter means the brain can focus on the letter-sound patterns.
Here are excerpts from an interview with Emily Hanford:
How Children Learn to Read.
"So one thing I think that teachers really need to understand about all this is that the goal
is automatic recognition of words; but we do not recognize them as wholes. When you and I are reading words,
we are very quickly processing every single sound, every single letter in that word. . . .
It is important that children learn how the words they already know, how to say, are represented by written language. . . .
Their spoken language is represented in writing. . . .
It is important that children learn how the words they already know, how to say, are represented by written language. . . .
Their spoken language is represented in writing. . . .
How does stuff get stored in your brain?
Well it gets stored in your brain through processing a word several times through . . . the way it sounds and the way it's spelled."
(See: Video of the interview)