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Phonics Starter Kit. Fast, fun, free. Start kids off right. Save your public schools.
The weirdest event in American history Is the elimination of phonics and the introduction of an unworkable method known as Whole Word.
This happened in 1931. Flesch explained the whole fraud in 1955. But here we are sixty years later still wallowing in this swamp.
Illiteracy Is the biggest problem in our schools. It's also the easiest to fix. Eliminate sight-words. Restore phonics. Patient cured.
Please share this Phonics Starter Kit with everyone who has questions about reading.
Basically, six of my favorite articles or videos. All short and to the point. The Education Establishment keeps their fraud going by making literacy an Incomprehensible and mysterious topic. Not now. Please send this to parents with children.
Phonics Starter Kit -- for parents, teachers, and national leaders
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