Now that I'm back in town for awhile, I was asked by Reading Horizons to conduct a free ESL webinar on April 13th at 11:00am MST. I've chosen to talk about why phonics is relevant for English Language Learners (ELLs). Specifically, I will address the relevancy of teaching phonics to ELLs, specific English language skills that ELLs gain, and reasons for teaching phonics to ELLs of various levels. Since this topic addresses one of the objectives of my blog, I thought I would mention it here in this blog post.
If this is something of interest, you can register for the webinar here.
Also, for a list of other informative webinars, click here.
(In case you missed it, download the webinar here.)
If this is something of interest, you can register for the webinar here.
Also, for a list of other informative webinars, click here.
(In case you missed it, download the webinar here.)
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A 10 year study at Yale University and UCLA (using MRI scans) revealed that children learn to read better by using the phonics method.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment! Are you referring to the study conducted by Sally Shaywitz at Yale?
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