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... spelling purposes . ( 2 ) The fluency refers to the ease and facility with which the passage must be read . The words should not be given in a staccato , jerky manner , but , as in music , the passages must be phrased , or broken up ...
... spelling purposes . ( 2 ) The fluency refers to the ease and facility with which the passage must be read . The words should not be given in a staccato , jerky manner , but , as in music , the passages must be phrased , or broken up ...
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... spelling , which really belongs rather to the reading , and ought to be taught and examined with it . Occasional writing on paper , even in Standard I. , will be found to conduce to neatness , and is always enjoyed by the scholars . The ...
... spelling , which really belongs rather to the reading , and ought to be taught and examined with it . Occasional writing on paper , even in Standard I. , will be found to conduce to neatness , and is always enjoyed by the scholars . The ...
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... Spelling should be properly associated with that of Reading , the difficult words being underlined in blue pencil by ... spell , two mental bonds are made use of- ( 1 ) The visual ; and ( 2 ) The auditory . In addition , verbal memory is ...
... Spelling should be properly associated with that of Reading , the difficult words being underlined in blue pencil by ... spell , two mental bonds are made use of- ( 1 ) The visual ; and ( 2 ) The auditory . In addition , verbal memory is ...
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... Spelling : in some cases , however , teachers teach the spell- ing of the more difficult words in the upper classes . The word is regarded as a whole , as in adult reading , and is fixed into the consciousness of the learner , by visual ...
... Spelling : in some cases , however , teachers teach the spell- ing of the more difficult words in the upper classes . The word is regarded as a whole , as in adult reading , and is fixed into the consciousness of the learner , by visual ...
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... Spelling , and that is the most that can be said for it . With unskilled teachers it is a favourite method ; and this partly because it requires less power of analysis than the Phonic . The РHONIC methods are various ; but the common ...
... Spelling , and that is the most that can be said for it . With unskilled teachers it is a favourite method ; and this partly because it requires less power of analysis than the Phonic . The РHONIC methods are various ; but the common ...
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