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Talk:Mystery:Why is Phonics Taught in the UK but not the US? (view source)
Revision as of 13:21, May 11, 2008
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== UK ==
== UK ==
"The Labour Party is not struggling and does not fear losing power". Do you have any idea about UK politics? Did you see the recent election results where Labour came in third? Have you read any UK newspapers or watched any UK news reports? All of them would contradict the notion that the Labour Party is not struggling. [[User:Henry8th|Henry8th]] 08:14, 11 May 2008 (EDT)
"The Labour Party is not struggling and does not fear losing power". Do you have any idea about UK politics? Did you see the recent election results where Labour came in third? Have you read any UK newspapers or watched any UK news reports? All of them would contradict the notion that the Labour Party is not struggling. [[User:Henry8th|Henry8th]] 08:14, 11 May 2008 (EDT)
== US Phonics ==
Most school systems in the U.S. do teach phonics- I was taught phonics in Texas, where the school districts are allowed to choose curriculum on an independent basis. Other school districts in the same state did not. The only state I've heard of that unilaterally does not teach phonics is South Carolina, though there may be others.