Show Notes
In the third episode of The Sounds-Write Podcast, Head of Training Naomi Hinton explains why teaching phonics with fidelity is important and how practitioners can ensure that they put this into practice. Naomi talks about differentiation, scripts, monitoring, interleaving and much more. Thanks for listening! Some helpful links: The DfE Reading Framework Our free courses for parents and carers John's blog post on teaching phonics whole class Follow Naomi on Twitter
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