Monthly Archives: April 2014

Another Convincing Review of Alpha-Phonics

Posted on April 15, 2014 by Meg Rayborn Dawson

There are, of course, many moms and teachers who have successfully used Alpha-Phonics to teach their pupils to read.  We never tire of hearing of their experiences and reading their reviews because we believe their point of view is especially … Continue reading →

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Mom teaches her 8 kids to read with one $ 20 Alpha-Phonics

Posted on April 11, 2014 by Peter Watt

Twenty-three years and one copy of Alpha-Phonics – not a bad run for just $19.95!  Yes, that’s what Alpha-Phonics cost 23 years ago.  We don’t put a dollar value on a person learning to read because we think it’s incalculable, … Continue reading →

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Was COMMON CORE Predicted in the ’60s?

Posted on April 5, 2014 by Peter Watt

We should be grateful Common Core did not succeed as its inventors and boosters had planned.  While it is by no means blotted completely out of primary and secondary education  the extreme goals it was designed to achieve have been … Continue reading →

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