I am having a very hard time imagining a "high interest, phonetically
controlled" book. This just seems very oxymoronic to me.
Also, this is just me, but I have come to a place where I am very
suspicious of any "program" with a title including words like
"accelerated" or "advanced" or "fast"..... I'm just sayin'
Renee
On Aug 31, 2011, at 9:54 AM, Amy Lesemann wrote:
Has anyone heard of this program? It is supposed to be "....a
systematic
phonics, auditory processing, and literature-based instruction to
create a
streamlined, multi-sensory program that includes immediate reading
application with high interest, phonetically controlled books"
created by
Stephen Tattum and the Denver Academy. One of the parents at my
school is
interested in it for her son. I can't find any critiques or reviews
of it
online. Thoughts, folks?
Amy Lesemann
--
Amy Lesemann, Reading Specialist and Director, Independent Learning
Center
St. Thomas the Apostle Elementary School
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