Tag Archives: phonics
A superb synthetic phonics lesson
Today, I witnessed a superb synthetic phonics lesson for a P.1 class*. It was co-taught by Mr King, a NET and Miss Tam, a local English teacher, with Mr King taking a more leading role. I was amazed by the … Continue reading
It’s always the teacher, not the method.
A teacher at the school where I will be consulting on synthetic phonics asks: I really want to know what makes you think synthetic phonics can help local students; and in order to make this programme a success, what is … Continue reading
