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Does this mean we should stop teaching students to spell?
Cambridge Reading Study
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Mark Pennington // Jun 26, 2009 at 2:05 pm
Sheer quackery! Tgouhh pprehas ploepe robby cluod cphoreenmd geievn uteimlnid tmie, ecfefniiy srfrufs gatelry. This bogus study has been around for years.
The English sound-spelling system is remarkably consistent and well-worth learning. Yes, there are exceptions, but better to learn the rules and adjust to the exceptions. Check out more on why our sound-spelling system is effective at http://penningtonpublishing.com/blog/grammar_mechanics/why-teachers-have-failed-their-students-in-spelling/
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Sheer quackery! Tgouhh pprehas ploepe robby cluod cphoreenmd geievn uteimlnid tmie, ecfefniiy srfrufs gatelry. This bogus study has been around for years.
The English sound-spelling system is remarkably consistent and well-worth learning. Yes, there are exceptions, but better to learn the rules and adjust to the exceptions. Check out more on why our sound-spelling system is effective at http://penningtonpublishing.com/blog/grammar_mechanics/why-teachers-have-failed-their-students-in-spelling/