Whole Language and Phonics
Do you know anything about the learning styles of Whole Language and Phonics? Whole Language envoles the full process of reading, writing and speaking. Phonics is more like a game, where you match sounds with letters and that is supposed to make learning fun. There is a lot of Web sites filled with information located on the Internet about Whole Language and Phonics. Most sites tend to debate which learning process might be better and some even think it is good to combine the two learning styles together. Well, I found a website for Manatee Middle School, which is located in Naples, Florida and there is a huge section titled, "Whole Language or Phonics?". This section is written by Wendy Hopkins, who is a middle school teacher among other things and she has a lot of information to give about this topic. The information given is a debate, it goes deep into the advantages and disadvantages of both learning styles. The Author Wendy Hopkins is a sixth, seventh and eighth grade teacher at Manatee Middle School. She teaches sixth grade English, Science and Reading, while also teaching sixth, seventh and eighth grade Television. Wendy Hopkins is definitely a very ed
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