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Old 05-Nov-2005, 11:05
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Question Question for teachers - Have you used Hooked on Phonics?

Hi,

I would like to ask teachers if they have tried Hooked on Phonics
to help Asian students read? I mean teachers who have taught
in China/Japan or other Asian countries. Also, I would
be interested in reading the views of teachers on whether
HoP can be used to teach adult Japanese students to read (since they find it
very hard to pronounce "L").

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Default Re: Question for teachers - Have you used Hooked on Phonics?

well I am not a teacher. a doctor at my university who taught in japan told us that you have some problems in speaking because you dont have some of the english letters. But he said that this is not your main problem, your main problem is that you are shy to participate because making a mistake in japan is a big shame.

so my advice to you is just to talk without fearing to make mistakes. it is normal to make some as we are not a native speakers.

maybe in arabic we have most of the sounds in the english. thats why the teacher is saying that the arabic and farsi people are the best foreigns in speaking. but if you tried you shall learn.
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