Hear Hear for Bhutan
Applying a structured synthetic phonics approach to raise literacy levels
Recommended for - Junior Primary teachers implementing SSP in the classroom
Course presenter - Diana Rigg BA(Ed), BEd, CPP(UK), MEd, MSc(SpPath)
Course length - 5 hours
Access to course - 90 days
Supporting materials - Referenced material available for download
Pre-Primary: Implementation of structured synthetic phonics (SSP)
- Modern Phonics: Alphabet Sounds and Phonic Sounds.
- Phonemic Awareness (the 'sounding out' skills required for reading and spelling).
- The emergence of early reading.
Class I: Implementation of structured synthetic phonics (SSP)
- Part A, focuses upon 'sounding-out' the Class I words, and Part B, focuses upon outlining the Class I phonic sounds.
- Part A, outlines how to teach students to 'sound-out' and read the Class I phonic list words, and Part B, outlines how to teach students to 'sound-out' and spell Class I phonic list words.
- Part A, outlines how to teach students to read the Class I phonic passages, and part B, outlines how to teach students to re-write the class I phonic passages.
Class II: Implementation of structured synthetic phonics (SSP)
- Revision on Pre-Primary and Class I sounds before introducing the Class II phonic sounds.
- Part A, outlines how to teach students to "sound-out" and read the Class II phonic list words and, Part B, outlines how to teach students to "sounds-out" and spell Class II phonic list words.
- Part A, outlines how to teach students to "sound-out" and read the Class II phonic list words and, Part B, outlines how to teach students to "sound-out" and spell Class II phonic list words.
Class III: Implementation of structured synthetic phonics (SSP)
- Revision of Class I and II phonic sounds before introducing the Class III phonic sounds
- Part A, outlines how to teach students to "sound-out" and read the Class III phonic list words and, Part B outlines how to teach students to 'sound-out' and spell Class III phonic list words.
- Part A, outlines how to teach students to read the Class III phonic passages and, Part B, outlines how to teach students to re-write the class III phonic passages.