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Teach a kid to read this summer. It's easy.
What a sad and shocking story this has been. For 85 years our Education Establishment has kept the public schools of America tied up in knots. Reading was not taught properly. We ended up with 50,000,000 functional illiterates. And all of this was accomplished by a tsunami of lies and disinformation.
Anybody who participated in this fraud should feel guilty for the next 10 years. Or better yet teach some kids to read. All the phonics experts say it's easy.
Get up to speed quickly with this article and its many links:
K-12: Never Quiet on the Phonics Front
https://www.renewamerica.com/columns/bprice/180806
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READING IS EASY (short video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JV0tPGn-Ws&t=1s
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Remember, please, even the New York Times has gotten on the right side of this issue: https://www.renewamerica.com/columns/bprice/181101
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