下面这个帖子是SWR YAHOO GROUP里一位美国家长写的,刚好写到有我前几天一直想写的一个帖子, sight words真的需要整体认读吗?
一般的phonics教材包括100 easy lessons都将sight words排斥在拼读之外,认为是需要整体认读的,当有人问我用SWR的话,sight words不需要整体认读吗?我当时就觉得这个问题很奇怪,怎么需要整体认读呢?sight words list被挑选出来是因为使用频率,高频词,而不是因为所谓读音不符合规则,说sight words需要整体认读,不是sight words 本身的错,而是教学的方法问题,有人甚至把is, am, on, he, she这样的都认为是不规则的,不能拼读的,把高频词等同于发音不规则词,我晕。。。 即使学过phonics kids 这样的教材,sight word list 里也是有相当多是可以拼读的,当孩子碰到读错的看似不符合规则的,跟孩子说那是需要整体认读的单词,孩子能不晕吗?难道还需要先将单词分下组,哪些个要整体认,哪些个可以拼?
SWR: SPELL TO WRITE AND READ
100EZ: Teach your child in 100 easy lessons
SWR vs. 100EZ Lessons
Before discovering SWR, I used 100 easy lessons for my first 4 children. I did have to supplement quite a bit. And I mean a lot! I do not have 'automatic'
readers. They never did get to the 100th lesson though, by about 80something, they could read what was in that book and wanted to switch to normal books. My friends tell me the same thing. However, in order to advance further they needed better phonics.
I have not used 100 EZ lessons with the rest of my children. I feel, 'what is the point?' 100 EZ was a 'get them reading first' type book and I am now using a 'get them to spell first' approach. Why would I try to combine two different directions, like going South and North at the same time? I am sure that the
phonems are not introduced in the same order or speed, the markings are different, they probably have 'sight' words that wouldn't be the case in SWR and I'd be forever having to adjust my 'script.'
Reading starts right away with SWR too. Children using SWR are to practice reading using their spelling words. I think this is sometimes neglected. [I
know I do] They do not need to read every single list, every day, but they should read some of their words every day- either using the log, or pick out
words from their index cards. [words on index cards can have trouble spots highlighted- my kids like to do full markings] Mom could make it fun by putting the words in a funny sentence [ make extra 'the, a, an' cards] or mom and student could draw pictures of their words after the reading session. [we like
to draw on our large dry erase board] Swr/Cursvie First provides the writing instruction too. Once a student has reached list I-1 you can start assigning
reading in regular books. Play by the Sea, New England Primer and any 'easy readers' from the store or library will work. [We already had Bob books in our house and lots of Dr. Seuss] You can get a piece of paper and cover the picture, if there is one, and ask the same sorts of questions that 100 EZ asks and then show them the picture. [That was my kids favorite part, so maybe that's the draw of 100 EZ] If getting them to read as soon as possible is your goal, then getting them to i-1 asap should be your goal.
My opinion is, if you have a student that will learn with 100 EZ, then that type of student should fly through SWR instead [per recommended schedules in SWR] They will be reading 'easy' readers just as fast with SWR as they would with 100 EZ. In fact, they will probably reach a higher reading level sooner. Plus they will be able to spell. A student that will struggle with 100 EZ will not learn to read any faster, but will simply be frustrated with torture reading. Ask me how I know. I have years of torture reading to regret! They would do better sticking with SWR at their own pace without the pressure to 'hurry and read.'
A student with visual/learning issues needs their specific needs addressed before any reading takes place. I think this is part of the brilliance of SWR,
any student, at any level, will have their needs met without damage by pushing something too soon or dragging something too slow. 100 Ez just can't adjust for these variations.
There is already a pretty big learning curve for most of us with SWR, I would not recommend trying to learn SWR while also using 100 EZ. It takes time and
practice to really see the big picture of SWR and to trust it's logic. I know it is hard to resist combining. As homeschoolers we tend to get in the trap of too much 'great curriculum' and not enough selectivity. I know that I try to combine too many history programs, too many math books, and too many
science curriculums because I "love them all" and they are 'all so good.' Trying to use too many different curriculums is more work for mom and confusing
for children. We must endeavor to pick the best of the best and at the same time simplify with the bare necessities.
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