New Teaching Method Eliminates Use of Syllables
 

 

Innovative Method in Teaching Word Analysis and Reading Skills for Learning to Read

New Technology for Teaching Reading Eliminates Use of Syllables

 Success in 'Hours and Days' not 'Months and Years'

 
Developed for Teaching Reading, Grades K-3, and Reading Intervention, Grades 4-Adult, for Remedial Reading, Word Literacy and Comprehension

 

  • Read Quick Reading Program is a departure from the standard reading programs of the phonetic "sound-out-the-syllables" methods historically taught. 

  • This 3-Step System is a new reading strategy that replaces the confusing rules and sounds of inconsistent syllables that make up the English language. 

    Below is Short Video of How Read Quick Works




    CLICK TOPICS OF INTEREST

    Teaching Read Quick Special Education ESL/ELL/Asian Intervention


    Solving Reading Problems - Read Quick system is unlike any other reading program in American education and will successfully teach nearly every type of student to read and correctly pronounce words.

    Read Quick is a reading program for kids, teenagers, adults, ESL and special needs students as demonstrated by their reading achievement in schools, clinics and home teaching.

  • Once a word is marked using the 3-Step System, readers will have an accurate "letter to sound guide" to correctly blend and pronounce the word.

  • Read Quick - The only method ever needed to pronounce words while reading.  There are no levels.

  • Students are taught to look at words and letter clusters differently when learning to read.

  • They are taught to identify forty seven letter clusters of 2-5 letters,  called Combinations, and their sounds; 5 rules to control C, G, & Y; and 3 rules to control vowel sounds.
     
  • All lessons for Read Quick 3-Step System are on a single reading software interactive CD.  The system must be seen to believe.

  • Sources for Combinations:

    • Diphthongs

    • Digraphs

    • Common Syllables

    • Eighteen Letter Clusters from National Research Panel, recommended for all students; and 8 Letter Clusters, added by the author.

    3 Steps are orally reviewed in 7-15 minutes.
    Following are 2 examples of how words are marked.
    teach ESL students

    3 Simple Steps +  8 Rules =  SUCCESS

  • English reading has a new, exciting, simple method for analyzing and unlocking words, providing the needed reading skills for success by nearly everyone, including ESL, ELL, and Asian speaking people.

  • No other reading program provides such accuracy in decoding (unlocking) multi-syllable words so easily.

  • This 3-Step System has proven highly successful as a reading program for kids as well as all ages5 to adult, including those with dyslexia and other disabilities.

  • Identifying Combinations in words and sounding them out, then blending the sounds and reading the word, has been accomplished in a kindergarten class for 4-5 year old students.

  • English reading is greatly simplified and accessible for all struggling readers regardless of their native language, age or ability level with the Read Quick break through in decoding.  This is the major reason for successes with ESL, ELL, and Asian learners to improve their reading and speech.

  • Older students and adults have demonstrated a very rapid learning curve using the specific, consistent strategies of Read Quick.  This is possible because internal letters sounds are consistent in their spelling and speech. 

  • This easy to learn 3-Step System allows student to decode (unlock/pronounce) nearly every word in the English language.

  • There are no artificial levels for reading content and word length. This is the reading key for learning how to read that provides the difference between reading success and failure.

  • The ultimate goal for reading is to develop comprehension skills for every learner to achieve their expectations on their journey through schooling and life, wherever the pathway takes them.

  • It all starts with being able to correctly pronounce words while reading, so the sentence, paragraph and text make sense.

  • When readers miscall words, their whole mental concept of the reading content is skewed, resulting in an incomplete understanding of the text which ultimately results in a flawed gestalt of the message.

  • Every level of language processing depends on seeing, hearing and reading the message accurately, the main reason for our purpose in learning. This is the significance of Read Quick and why it is so important for so many learners.

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    "A LIGHT CLICKED ON" Dr. Frederic J. Van Dis, MD FACC

    "This letter is a testimonial regarding your reading program for elementary students.

    I have personal experience in that my grandson, who had a great deal of difficulty in school being able to pay attention and lagging behind his peers in terms of both reading and math skills, noted a significant improvement after a relatively brief period of time after being initiated to your teaching program.  His teachers told his mom that "a light clicked on" and that he is reading at above grade level and performing math above grade level.  She has noted a marked improvement in his attitude and in his ability to concentrate and focus.

    Please contact me if you wish further particulars."

    Frederic J. Van Dis, MD FACC


    "Method makes sense!  Read Quick
    is easy to understand and follow." 

    Grade 7 Remedial Reading Teacher

    "Great Response from my clients,
     grades 1-adult, about Read Quick."

    Literacy Specialist


    The 3-Step System is taught using the Gestalt Method, easy to teach and learn.

    Gestalt teaching means:  Explaining the whole concept of a topic or skill before providing the necessary, individual pieces of information for learning through direct lessons or reading.

    Gestalt (right brain), kinesthetic, dyslexic, and ESL students must learn by this sequence of how materials are presented, regardless of the lesson content.  Read Quick teaches all lessons in this sequence for maximum learning and retention.  This is a universal teaching sequence for nearly every student:

    SEE & HEAR  -  SEE & SAY  -  SEE & DO

    VISUAL TRACKING problems affect 80-90% of special education students and most struggling readers. This results in many reading problems. Symptoms to look for are eye fatigue, headaches, and inability to remember text just read.

    Dominance testing is critical to successfully teach or remediate students with different dominance profiles between the brain, eyes, and hearing. A student with dominance of the eyes, brain and hearing all on the right side is a kinesthetic learner and must have some bodily movement to understand and anchor any learning during lessons.

    Help children to read when they are ready --- based on vision for letters and knowing the alphabet.

       

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