| Finally, a singular attention to phonics disembodies its potential from the soul of reading-obtaining meaning from print. |
| This oversized spiral-bound book of more than 200 pages includes all the phonics from grades K to 2 of the full McRuffy curriculum. |
| Thus we are trying to get him to sound out refrigerator letters, the same way one would train children on phonics. |
| Students were taught through a series of decodable text with emphasis on phonics skills and grammar skills practice. |
| The role of phonics in reading and writing instruction has become as much a political issue as an educational one. |
| By scanting phonics, the city has actually put minority kids at double risk. |
