Articles tagged with: linguistic phonics

Speech to Print – Print to Speech: what’s the difference?

Posted on 26th September 202226th September 2022 in Learning to Read, structured literacy, Synthetic Phonics, systematic phonics and tagged linguistic phonics, Speech 2 Print, Speech to printLeave a Comment

Have you heard of a phonics approach called ‘Speech to Print’? Another name for it is ‘Linguistic Phonics’. This approach is used in a number of programmes: Sounds Write, EBLI and Reading Simplified. The Speech to Print approach starts from the sounds in words (phonemes) and not the spellings (letters or spelling patterns). It follows […]

Ever wondered what the difference is between Traditional Phonics and Linguistic Phonics?

Posted on 3rd May 201613th September 2016 in Approaches to Teaching Reading and tagged linguistic phonics, traditional phonicsLeave a Comment

Hasn’t phonics been around for ages? Read here about the differences between Traditional Phonics and Linguistic Phonics. Thank you John Walker of the Literacy Blog. http://literacyblog.blogspot.co.uk/2016/05/linguistic-phonics-v-traditional-phonics.html?spref=twT