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If the only tool you have is a hammer all the world becomes a nail. If the only tool you have to teach reading is phonics all the world becomes a phonics worksheet. This podcast describes (a) problems with phonics-only reading programs, (b) three tips for developing phonetic cueing systems, (c) systematic phonics instruction and (d) three approaches to phonics instruction
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