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A typical phonics course, especially geared towards teachers, covers the fundamentals of phonics instruction, including letter sounds, blending, digraphs, tricky words, and techniques for teaching spelling, often with practical exercises and mock drills to enhance teaching skills.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown of what a phonics course typically entails:
- Letter Sounds: Teaching the sounds that letters represent and the multiple sounds certain letters can make (e.g., “e” in “pen” vs. “see”).
- Blending: Combining individual sounds to form words (e.g., /c/ + /a/ + /t/ = cat).
- Digraphs: Two letters that together make one sound (e.g., “sh” in “ship”, “th” in “thin”).
- Alternative Vowel Spellings: Exploring how different letter combinations can represent the same or similar vowel sounds (e.g., “ea” in “eat” and “ea” in “bread”).
- Consonant Blends: Understanding and teaching blends of consonants where two or more consonants are combined, and each consonant’s sound is heard in the blend (e.g., “bl” in “blue”, “str” in “string”).
- Beginning Sounds: Emphasizing the importance of identifying the initial sounds in words.
- Identifying Sounds in Words: Teaching how to separate words into individual sounds for reading and spelling.
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Spelling Formation Techniques:
Methods for teaching children how to spell words, including using rules and patterns.
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Tricky Words:
Introducing and practicing words that don’t follow common phonics patterns (e.g., “said”, “there”).
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Doubt-solving and Question-Answer Sessions:
Providing opportunities for clarifying understanding and answering questions.
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Mock-drills:
Simulating real-life classroom scenarios to provide teachers with practice in teaching phonics concepts.
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Jolly Phonics:
Some courses might incorporate the Jolly Phonics method, a multi-sensory, sound-based approach to teaching literacy.
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Improved Reading Skills:
Phonics helps children learn to decode words, which is a crucial step in becoming a fluent reader.
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Enhanced Spelling:
By understanding the relationship between sounds and letters, children can spell words more accurately.
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Vocabulary Expansion:
Phonics instruction helps children learn new words and understand their meanings.
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Stronger Language Skills:Phonics develops a foundation for effective communication.
Price: Free
- STUDENTS 1
- LANGUAGE English
- DURATION 10 WEEKS
- LESSONS 0
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