Guidance for practitioners and teachers on progression and pace in the teaching of phonics
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Guidance for practitioners and teachers on progression and pace in teaching phonics. Teachers should aim to secure essential phonic knowledge and skills so that children progress quickly to independent reading and writing. Learning should be at a brisk pace but sensitive to children’s developing abilities. This document was produced in 2006 and is a resource for early reading and literacy.
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- Guidance for practitioners and teachers on progression and pace in the teaching of phonics
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See also
- Best practice in early literacy and phonics
- Discrete teaching, phase 1: Developing speaking, listening and phonological awareness
- Letters and Sounds: Principles and practice of high quality phonics
- Letters and sounds: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Provision which best supports children with literacy difficulties
- Year 1 Additional text-based units Unit 1 A day in the life of an RSPCA inspector
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