M3 Let's Wrap Up Facts About Phonics

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Different Types of Phonics (CORE Teaching Reading Sourcebook) What are the names of the two types of phonics instruction? Explicit and Implicit Instruction. Compare and contrast each of the types of phonics instruction. Explicit instruction focused on part-to- whole method where the student can identify individual sounds to then form words. In comparison to implicit instruction that works on the whole word first, then its parts. What is phonics? Phonics involves matching the sounds of spoken English with individual letters or groups of letters. How is knowing all of this going to help you as a reading teacher? A deep understanding of phonics allows us to pick the best practice for our students to become successful readers. Educators with a strong skill set in phonics can better assist students struggling with sounds earlier on. Learning to read comes in steps, this sequential order is key to the organization of the written language and a great indicator for the student's ability to read. The Alphabetic Principle What is the main purpose or objective of her lesson? Ms. Eckford purpose of her lesson is to build phonological awareness in her advanced kindergarten class. The use of CVC words emphasizes the sound to letter relationship between words. How is the teacher teaching this lesson? Describe. Ms. Eckford is testing to see how well her students can manipulate individual sounds and replace them with others to create new words. You can see she gives each student a set of letter cards, first they start with an example word vet. After reviewing the letter sounds and the word, she models to the students how she can replace the ending sound in vet – et to – an. Thus, creating a new word, van . Students work in small groups to assist each other as she walks around monitoring their work. What skill or skills are being targeted? In this case Ms. Eckford is targeting . Breaking up and merging sounds to create new words with CVC words. What is she doing to help support students with a special need? As Ms. Eckford is walking around to check for any students who may be struggling or exceeding the lesson, she offers individual instruction to help.
Importance of Alphabetic Principle Letters vs Phonemes Briefly define each of these three ideas. The alphabetic principle is the understanding that there are systematic and predictable relationships between written letters and spoken sounds. Phonics instruction helps children learn the relationships between the letters of written language and the sounds of spoken language. Tell about or describe the issue with "shoe". In the word shoe , as it is written it contains four letters. Versus, it’s pronunciation /sh/ /oo/ which is only 2 sounds. Tell about or describe the issue with "six" and "sick" The word six has three letters but its pronunciation has four /s/ /i/ /k/ /s/. In the word sick , it is spells with four letters but only has three sounds /s/ /i/ /k/. Reflect: Think about all the information presented via the videos. In your own words, please respond to this question: Why are these topics important to learning to read? As an educator, a lot of times I find myself teaching through skills that I know by heart out of years of practice, but I struggle with identifying it by its actual term. When it comes to phonological and phonemic awareness, their differences are obvious, yet you cannot have one without the other. It is important to know the differences and what order is best for beginner readers. As an intervention teacher, my entire curriculum is based upon the part to whole method. This explicit method begins with the simplest form of sound, phonemes, and words its way up to three letter blends and special vowel combinations that will be needed to compose words.
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