2nd year Ph.D. stu-Phonics, Reading, English, Writing, and Grammar

Darryl J.

Phonics

Phonics, also known as phonetics, is the action of making sounds related to the single letters in the English alphabet; as well as combinations of vowels and consonants. In other words, detailed explanations and exercises toward helping learners pronounce words and read sentences, as well as longer literary work, depend on students' ability to properly pronounce vowels and consonants in combination. Proper instruction of phonics reduces miscommunication and increases comprehension. As a result, proficiency in American English phonics proliferates the chance for learners to orally and scriptually communicate, comprehend larger literary work with more accuracy, and ascend to higher levels of academic achievement.

Reading

Briefly, improvement in reading comprehension depends on one's grasp of basic phonics along with specific inflexible rules. Proficiency in American English phonics increases the chance for learners to orally and scriptually communicate, comprehend larger literary work with more accuracy, and ascend to higher levels of academic achievement. Reading skills are built upon one's foundation of phonics, immersion into a variety of literature like non-fiction and fiction books; as well as short stories along with magazines and newspapers. The improvement process includes vocabulary expansion. Learners are taught to properly and effectively use the dictionary and other reference utensils in order to bolster comprehension. Unceasing exposure to each of the previously mentioned elements is vital; thus expect tutoring to effectively and sequentially help the student in each subject area.

Writing

Briefly, improvement in writing depends on one's grasp of basic phonics along with specific inflexible rules for spelling, punctuation, word selection, and format. Proficiency in American English phonics increases the chance for learners to communicate, comprehend larger literary work with more accuracy, and ascend to higher levels of academic achievement. Writing skills are built upon one's foundation of phonics, reading comprehension, and vocabulary expansion. Improvement in each of the aforementioned elements is vital; thus expect tutoring to effectively and sequentially help the student in each subject area.