The argument for “phonics only” beginning reading instruction in first grade makes a lot of sense until you begin to grasp the complex role of the three-cueing system as a theoretical model representing interactions among meaning, structure, and spellings unique to reading.
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The argument for “phonics only” beginning reading instruction in first grade makes a lot of sense until you begin to grasp the complex role of the three-cueing system as a theoretical model representing interactions among meaning, structure, and spellings unique to reading.