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'''[[Phyllis Schlafly]] wrote ''[[First Reader]]'' to use phonics to teach children how to read, who could then become literate adults'''.  Learning how to read is essential to being able to read the [[Bible]] and understand [[politics]].  In merely 20 minutes a day, a child can be taught to become a superb reader based on phonics in a few months.  ''First Reader'', for example, is only 165 pages long and several pages can be completed each day in less than a half hour.
 
'''[[Phyllis Schlafly]] wrote ''[[First Reader]]'' to use phonics to teach children how to read, who could then become literate adults'''.  Learning how to read is essential to being able to read the [[Bible]] and understand [[politics]].  In merely 20 minutes a day, a child can be taught to become a superb reader based on phonics in a few months.  ''First Reader'', for example, is only 165 pages long and several pages can be completed each day in less than a half hour.
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Once a basic reading proficiency is attained, reading a slightly edited [[phonics and Gospel of Mark|Gospel of Mark]] in 45 days is a terrific goal for a young reader (or an adult learner).
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'''''Once a basic reading proficiency is attained, reading a slightly edited [[phonics and Gospel of Mark|Gospel of Mark]] in 45 days is a terrific goal for a young reader (or an adult learner). <u>Access the first chapter right here on Conservapedia: [[Mark Chapter 1]]</u>.'''''
    
"Kids struggle to read when schools leave phonics out," one in-depth independent study concluded.  "Schools too often leave out a key piece of the reading puzzle because teachers aren’t trained to teach phonics.  ... But without explicit and systematic phonics instruction, many children won’t ever learn to read very well."<ref>https://hechingerreport.org/kids-struggle-to-read-when-schools-leave-phonics-out/</ref>
 
"Kids struggle to read when schools leave phonics out," one in-depth independent study concluded.  "Schools too often leave out a key piece of the reading puzzle because teachers aren’t trained to teach phonics.  ... But without explicit and systematic phonics instruction, many children won’t ever learn to read very well."<ref>https://hechingerreport.org/kids-struggle-to-read-when-schools-leave-phonics-out/</ref>
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