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Learning to read is a complex process. It is not easy for a significant number of children and adults, who are fluent with spoken language, and who can also recognize the letters of the alphabet.
The education system makes it very difficult for these people. I shudder to think what judgments have been made about their work ethic and intelligence.
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Researchers have discovered, that children who have not yet learned to read, and adults who can't read, are usually unaware of the phonological (sound) structures of language.
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We hear words as one sound. Words are distinct from one another in their internal structure. This structure is comprised of a small number of meaningless phonological segments known as consonants and vowels.
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So, words whether spoken or written, are always a phonological structure. A reader matches the alphabetic transcription to the abstract phonological structure of the word it represents.
Like all living things humans have specialized ways of communicating with each other. The phonological system (strings of consonants and vowels) we have created enables us to invent hundreds of thousands of words and give meaning to them. You do not have to know how a spoken word is spelled. The speaker has to think of the word.
The alphabetic writing system we use is a brilliant invention of recent origin. It was the discovery that words have an internal structure that enabled arbitrary shapes (letters) to be invented to represent the sounds in them. To use the Alphabetic System successfully the reader and writer has to be aware of the phonological structure of language.
Researchers are now looking at how we can make this information readily available by testing the ability of young children to segment words into their component parts.
It appears that young pre-school children find isolating phonemes (individual sounds) in words difficult. This is interesting. Perhaps teaching babies to read is not appropriate. Children could isolate syllables more readily.
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This finding corresponds with the number of children who have issues with learning to read.
If your child is having reading difficulties have their phonological awareness checked.

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