Lost for Words: What Is Synthetic Phonics?
SYNTHETIC PHONICS EXPLAINED
Synthetic Phonics is a way of teaching children to read by learning the sounds that letters make.
This section explains exactly how Synthetic Phonics works, how it is taught & reveals examples of how it has been successfully implemented in schools.
What Is Synthetic Phonics? – Features
How it works, sounds to learn, what to read & advice for dyslexic children.
Monteagle Primary School in Dagenham drastically improved their pupils' reading skills using Synthetic Phonics.
A seven-year study involving 300 children produced impressive results.
The first local authority in the world to eradicate illiteracy in its schools.
Ruth Miskin's action plan for head teachers wanting to introduce Synthetic Phonics.
Julia Donaldson, author of The Gruffalo, advocates the use of Synthetic Phonics.
Children's Laureate Michael Rosen is one of the UK's foremost critics of Synthetic Phonics.
Dr Dominic Wyse argues that Synthetic Phonics is not the right method for our children.
Children's author Matt Whyman explains why phonics is
not necessarily the right path for everyone.
Where you can find out more about Phonics.
Synthetic Phonics Guide
Download a free Parents' Guide to Synthetic Phonics and Early Reading.
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