IMHO teaching a person with dyslexia who has reading issues cannot be done phonically. Lexics are 3D thinkers and picture thinkers its not about the sounds I do not have severe reading issues however; spelling is my big issue. Lexics have problems with words they cannot picture in their mind e.g. was, saw, there, would, should, could, not, the ect.
Yes, tactile input is always good. But how does this help a student to learn phonics? This should be explained. (Or is the whole idea to reinforce Whole Words? In which case, please consider the other side: No More Sight Words, on YouTube.)
When we reach these words are mind stops and searches for the pictures. Lexics with reading issues actually flip these words in their mind looking for a picture associated with the words...myself I misspell words like saw as was almost every time. However; buzz saw, miter saw and circular saw are not an issue
phonics don't always work. what about the look and sound alike such as Vane and Vain or Desert or Dessert? I have alot trouble with these words becuas I'm a phonic speller. Oh, not to mention the odd rules english has.
IMHO teaching a person with dyslexia who has reading issues cannot be done phonically. Lexics are 3D thinkers and picture thinkers its not about the sounds I do not have severe reading issues however; spelling is my big issue. Lexics have problems with words they cannot picture in their mind e.g. was, saw, there, would, should, could, not, the ect.
robw1031 3 years ago
Yes, tactile input is always good. But how does this help a student to learn phonics? This should be explained. (Or is the whole idea to reinforce Whole Words? In which case, please consider the other side: No More Sight Words, on YouTube.)
BruceDeitrickPrice 3 years ago
When we reach these words are mind stops and searches for the pictures. Lexics with reading issues actually flip these words in their mind looking for a picture associated with the words...myself I misspell words like saw as was almost every time. However; buzz saw, miter saw and circular saw are not an issue
robw1031 3 years ago
phonics don't always work. what about the look and sound alike such as Vane and Vain or Desert or Dessert? I have alot trouble with these words becuas I'm a phonic speller. Oh, not to mention the odd rules english has.
kjburger12 3 years ago
Great idea to use clay; good for building fine motor skills too in preparation for writing!
Sfireblue 3 years ago