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  • Banter Quick Tip: Bossy e, magic e, first job of the silent e, or split vowel digraphs? Which one, and why?
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    Banter Quick Tip: Bossy e, magic e, first job of the silent e, or split vowel digraphs? Which one, and why?

    21 March 202421 March 2024

    Once beginners have mastered the so-called short vowel sounds, it’s time to make things just a bit more complicated. I often starts by contrasting pairs…

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  • Which words should I teach to a high school student with a small vocabulary?
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    Which words should I teach to a high school student with a small vocabulary?

    19 March 202419 March 2024

    With thanks to Averil Coxhead, Charles Browne, Nonie Lesaux, Sarah Spencer, Isabel Beck, and Laura Justice, here’s what I say to parents and teachers when…

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  • Banter Quick Tips: The Vowel-Spotting Trick for reading Long Words
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    Banter Quick Tips: The Vowel-Spotting Trick for reading Long Words

    14 March 202414 March 2024

    Most words in English have more than one syllable, and I see lots of teachers and others talking about syllable types.  Have you ever wondered…

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  • Banter Quick Tips – Short vowel confusion: 5 tips to help beginners sort them out!
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    Banter Quick Tips – Short vowel confusion: 5 tips to help beginners sort them out!

    11 March 202411 March 2024

    a, e, i, o, u – the short vowels. Lots of beginners get them confused – especially children with a history of speech sound disorder,…

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  • Banter Quick Tips: Read aloud and look at the page!
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    Banter Quick Tips: Read aloud and look at the page!

    7 March 20247 March 2024

    So beginning readers should always read aloud. That way, they connect print to speech and get feedback from adults. Reading is hard work, and many…

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