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Joy of Reading through Phonics approach

Phonics approach of learning sounds can be helpful and effective if they are taught at a very early age as young as three. This will help students to read and write better is the stand I take. You can ask me how?
Disagreements between parents. Will it hamper the overall growth of a child?
I set my memory to work. I look into tracking my mind on my parents. I ask to myself who held the highest standards to me, was it my father? Or was it my mother? I could look into tracking my memories and say “My father” and the second thought immediately crosses my mind and says “My mother”. Hence my mind could conclude and say “both”. Now our children also compares us now and I feel any child above the age of six or seven, who wishes to commit himself will answer very quickly when posed a question before him. Perhaps, you all might look back and decide who was the stricter parent at home? Did your parents have disagreements at home? How did you feel about it?







