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22-Oct-2005, 10:01
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 using flash cards I´m talking about young learners (up to 7 or so). Cheers, Magg |
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22-Oct-2005, 11:27
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| Re: using flash cards Two words: early exposure.  ABC cards, puzzles, and pictures have both pictures and letters.  Symbols are a good thing, but the fact that they're there doesn't mean you have to teach the students how to read. Exposure is in itself enough. |
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