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    How Beginning, Developing and Independent Readers in a Whole Language Second Grade Classroom Correlate with a Knowledge of Phonics

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    Author
    Jurgens, Anne K.
    Keyword
    Language Learning
    Phonics
    Word Recognition
    Date Published
    1993-07-01
    
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    An important part of the language learning process is the use of phonics, or the recognition of the relationship between written symbol and spoken sound. However, emphasis on phonics can ignore the actual meaning of a text, with ability to sound out written words being accepted as the act of reading. This paper asks two questions: Does a knowledge of symbol/sound relationships imply that this knowledge is used when reading? How does a knowledge of phonics group around beginning, developing and independent second grade readers? The author selected 23 second grade students from a suburban Western New York School District. The El Paso Phonics Survey was used to test students’ phonics ability while a Record of Reading Behavior was administered to test their comprehension ability. The author found a significant correlation between the results of the two tests. Therefore, it is argued that a knowledge of phonics correlates highly with an ability to read. It is possible that knowledge of the phonic elements is a result of learning to read and that students may relate each nonsense syllable to a word they have read with the same configuration.
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