Phonics and Gospel of Mark

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Phonics and Gospel of Mark concerns the immense advantage of using the Gospel of Mark to improve a student's ability to read by the superior method of phonics.

The advantages include:

  • the Gospel of Mark is predominantly phonetic in its English translation, with helpful repetition of multi-syllable words;
  • the Gospel of Mark has a manliness, which is of greater interest to boys who otherwise are often subjected to effeminate, often uninteresting fairy tales;
  • the Gospel of Mark introduces mathematical concepts like the multiplication of the loaves that is fascinating to all, perhaps particularly boys; and
  • the Gospel of Mark has a length that is a good reading project, broken into chapters that take only a two or three days apiece to read.