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JOHNNY CAN'T DECIDE lyrics: JONATHAN: Break of day, the dawn is here Johnny's up and pacing Compromise, or persevere His mind is racing Johnny has.
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Wanted Dead Or Alive. I Wanna Rock. Oh Sherrie. Come To Your Senses. Amy Spanger. Every Rose Has Its Thorn. Saturday Night In The City. Johnny sees that Susan's right Ambition eats right through you Michael doesn't see why Johnny holds so tight To the things that Johnny feels are true Johnny has no guide Johnny has no guide Johnny wants to hide Johnny wants to hide How can you soar if your nailed to the floor?

Johnny can't decide I want to write music I want to sit down right now at the piano And write a song that people will listen to and remember And do the same thing every morning for the rest of my life Johnny has no guide Johnny has no guide Johnny wants to hide Johnny wants to hide How do you know when it's time to let go? Liczba wypowiedzi: 0.

Inne piosenki tego artysty zobacz wszystkie Why Tick Tick Boom. The chief source of difficulty in getting the content of reading is imperfect mastery of the mechanics of reading We must train the child to respond vocally to the sight of letters And what did the teachers and reading experts do after the greatest scientist in the field had explained to them their mistake?

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Except that several years later, in , Dr. William S. There, in the first chapter, was a lengthy quotation from Bloornfield's paper, followed by this statement: "The recent trend toward Lippincott Company. By some miracle, this textbook company decided to jump into the fray and publish the Hay-Wingo book, the only primer on the market today that is based firmly on the alphabetic-phonetic principle. Well, the book was duly reviewed in Elementary English magazine by Dr.

Celia B. Stendler of the University of Illinois. One wonders, too, whether the authors have ever had the thrill of seeing a group of children learn to read by the use of modem methods. The zest with which these children approach reading and the zeal with which they read will aknost certainly be lost if we turn the dock back twenty years with Reading With Phonies.

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In doing research for this book, I ran into exactly the same kind of hostility. I wrote a letter to the National Council of Teachers of English, asking for information on the phonetic method of teaching reading. I got a brief reply, referring me to Dr. I also wrote the U. Office of Education. That time I got a somewhat longer reply, referring me to Dr. Edward W. Dolch of the University of Illinois another well-known word-method man and to the same biased pamphlet by Dr.

At a later stage in my research I found an excellent paper by a Dr. Agnew who had compared the results of teaching reading in the schools of Durham and Raleigh, North Caroline. The monograph was published in , at which time the schools in Durham produced splendid results by teaching phonics.

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So I wrote to the Superintendent of Schools in Durham, asking for information. The answer was that the teaching of phonics there had been discontinued seven years ego. Then I ran across a book by the Italian educator Dr. Maria Montessori, published way back in Montessori, who was a world-famous progressive kindergarten teacher, taught her little Italian four-year-olds! Montessori work. I wrote to them, asking about their method of teaching reading.

Now that I have gone through dozens and dozens of books on reading, I know how well it all fits together. The primers and readers are keyed to the textbooks on how to teach reading, and the textbooks are all carefully written so that every teacher in the land is shielded from any information about how to teach children anything about letters and sounds. It's a foolproof system all right. Every grade-school teacher in the country has to go to a teachers' college or school of education; every teachers' college gives at least one course on how to teach reading; every course on how to teach reading is based on a textbook; every one of those textbooks is written by one of the high priests of the word method.

In the old days it was impossible to keep a good teacher from following her own common sense and practical knowledge; today the phonetic system of teaching reading is kept out of our schools as effectively as if we had a dictatorship with an all-powerful Ministry of Education. And how do you convince thousands of intelligent young women that black is white and that reading has nothing to do with letters and sounds? First, you announce loudly and with full conviction that our method of writing English is not based on pronunciation. Impossible, you say?

Everybody knows that all alphabetic systems are phonetic? I quote from page of Reading and the Educative Process by Dr. This is so ridiculous that it should be possible to just laugh about it and forget it. Well then: All alphabetic systems are phonetic; the two words mean the same thing. The only trouble is that English is a little more irregular than other language. How much more has been established by three or four independent researchers. They all came up with the same figure. About 13 per cent of all English words are partly irregular in their spelling.

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The other 87 per cent follow fixed rides. So our English system of writing is of course phonetic, but has a few more exceptions to the rules than other languages. The next step in this great structure of nonsense and confusion is careful avoidance of the teaching of the letters:. Donald D. Durrell of Boston University. Guy L. And Dr.

If they had their way, our teachers would never tell the children that there are letters and that each letter represents a sound. However, that isn't quite possible for the simple reason that a good many children are bright enough to find this out for themselves. So, if systematic phonetics or phonics from the outset is taboo, there has to be some sort of an answer when a child in second or third grade begins to notice that the first letter in cat is different from the first letter in sat. Phonetic analysis, then, is the process of associating the appropriate sounds with the printed forms.

At this stage of development [third and fourth grade] emphasis should be placed upon beginning consonant sounds. Otherwise, phonics is usually discussed in this literature as something that stupid and ignorant parents are apt to bring up. Yes, I am rot joking: Our teachers are carefully coached in what to answer parents who complain about the abandonment of phonics. That's what you get on the subject of phonetics in our literature on the teaching of reading.

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And what do the books contain instead? With what do they fill all those fat volumes with hundreds of pages if they don't mention the letters and sounds of the alphabet? Very simple: Those books are not about reading at all but about word guessing. Because, you see, if a child isn't taught the sounds of the letters, then he has absolutely nothing to go by when he tries to read a word.

All he can do is guess.


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Of course he has known the meaning of the word for years. But if he has no training in phonics, if the meaning of the letters has been carefully hidden from him, he can only guess. How can he guess? Well, the educators say, he can guess from context. Well, then he has to rely on the sound of the first letter k if he knows that — or the length of the word — or its general shape — or just sheer luck. Learning to read, he knows, is guessing or waiting until you are told what the word means. You think I exaggerate? On the contrary: I am describing exactly what I saw in one classroom after another and what is detailed endlessly in all the textbooks on how to teach reading.

Lister to them:. More rapid results are generally obtained by the direct method of simply showing the word to the child and telling him what it is. Anderson and Walter F.

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Dearborn, The Psychology of Teaching Reading. Anderson is at the University of Michigan, Dearborn is a professor emeritus of Harvard. Dolch, University of Illinois. The triumphant italics are by Dr. If the word is the noun drink , the pupil may say water or milk or some other fluid. Similarly, words related to a common situation or to a general topic, such as cow, horse, pig, sheep, chicken, are likely to be mistaken for each other.

In the early stages of learning to read frequent errors of this type are to be expected. They are Gates, The Improvement of Reading, pp.