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Changes in how children are taught to syllabilize words?
Just wondering if there has been a change in how kids are taught to syllablize in English. For example, I remember being taught gar-den but now I very often hear syllables ending in a consonant rather than beginning with one - as in "gard-en". Is this a systematic change over time in teaching method or maybe just some regional difference I'm only now noticing?
Thanks for settling my curiosity.
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Re: Changes in how children are taught to syllabilize words?
I don't teach children and haven't heard this, but I have just looked the word up in a number of dictionaries and they all do it your way.
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