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Phonics Teaching

November 20, 2008 //  by Admin

You can have a positive impact on behaviour throughout the school year by considering key areas now, says Dave Stott, such as school policy, the class environment and preparing for a new and different group of students

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A six-phase programme for teaching phonics aims to help children become fluent readers by the age of seven read more

Steve Mynard, editor of Primary Headship, urges us to make reading our biggest priority read more

As the Rose review of the teaching of early reading continues, primary SENCOs will be interested in the latest research findings contributing to the debate on the merits of synthetic phonics teaching read more

Pilot schemes designed to examine the practical questions of building on phonics teaching are already present in primary schools and early years settings, while SENCOs will be especially interested in reported benefits of intensive one-to-one individual support in this area read more

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