Yet another study has been published by neurologists showing that phonics rules when it comes to teaching kids to read.
http://time.com/3687089/phonics-word-recognition-science-research-study/
Phonics’ main opponent, whole word sight-reading, fails to produce a neurological response in the auditory centres of the brain. This auditory processing is absolutely crucial for reading and comprehending well.
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Sarah Forrest is a Litearcy Specialist for the Easyread System, and online program for children with reading difficulties, dyslexia, poor auditory processing, and more. www.easyreadsystem.com
