How to Teach Phonics
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When a word cannot be pronounced phonetically, the teacher shouldassist by giving the sound needed, but the pupil will soon discover thatby using his wits in phonics as in other things, he can get the new wordfor himself by the sense of what he is reading, e. G. , in the sentence, "The farmer came into the field" he meets the new word "field. "Naturally a second year pupil, who has learned the reasons for soundingwill apply the long sound of "i;"--as he reads it does not make sense, so he tries... short "i. " Still the sentence is meaningless, so he triesagain with "e" and reads a sentence which satisfies him, because themeaning is clear.
If the first year pupil pronounces the word "coat" as co-at (recognizingthe last combination as a member of the "at" family) the teacher willunderline and call his attention to the digraph "oa" which he hasalready learned to pronounce as long "o. " Most pupils however, meetingthe word in a sentence--as, "The caterpillar's coat is green"--would, ifreading thotfully recognize the word by the context.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When a word cannot be pronounced phonetically, the teacher shouldassist by giving the sound needed, but the pupil will soon discover thatby using his wits in phonics as in other things, he can get the new wordfor himself by the sense of what he is reading, e. G. , in the sentence, "The farmer came into the field" he meets the new word "field. "Naturally a second year pupil, who has learned the reasons for soundingwill apply the long sound of "i;"--as he reads it does not make sense, so he tries... short "i. " Still the sentence is meaningless, so he triesagain with "e" and reads a sentence which satisfies him, because themeaning is clear.
If the first year pupil pronounces the word "coat" as co-at (recognizingthe last combination as a member of the "at" family) the teacher willunderline and call his attention to the digraph "oa" which he hasalready learned to pronounce as long "o. " Most pupils however, meetingthe word in a sentence--as, "The caterpillar's coat is green"--would, ifreading thotfully recognize the word by the context.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams Lida M. to read onlineMoreLess
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