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STMO123
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Vowels
18. Nov 2009 at 14:58
 
No, Pete, vowels.

My lad keeps going on about them. His teacher says a word must have a vowel and I say No. Rhythm, tryst, crypt etc.

Then I come across this:

http://www.phonicsontheweb.com/y-roles.php

ARRGGHH!
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Re: Vowels
Reply #1 - 18. Nov 2009 at 15:00
 
Be careful of what 'official' info you find on the web, some portray opinions as fact.  Try and find it from a more reliable source (Not wikipedia ffs)
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Reply #2 - 18. Nov 2009 at 15:45
 
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No, Pete, vowels.

My lad keeps going on about them. His teacher says a word must have a vowel and I say No. Rhythm, tryst, crypt etc.

Then I come across this:

http://www.phonicsontheweb.com/y-roles.php

ARRGGHH!



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Reply #3 - 18. Nov 2009 at 15:49
 
"Phonics" is what primary school teachers use to "educate" the hordes of illiterate yobs that go on to secondary school. Angry
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Reply #4 - 18. Nov 2009 at 19:07
 
With a 6yr old I'm getting versed in the new teaching methods for maths and literacy and tbh, whilst some of it is a lot different than the ways I was taught (and I don't just mean that lsd used to mean something else besides acid back then!),I can see the logic in a lot of it including phonics. On the otherhand, whilst I accept that any language is a living thing and grows and mutates with various influences, surely that does not mean changing the basic rules. Personally I agree with others about the credability of claiming that "Y" can be genuinely classed as a vowel in the absence of "a e i o u" even though it may appear to perform that function in the word. Undecided
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Reply #5 - 18. Nov 2009 at 19:24
 
jerry wrote on 18. Nov 2009 at 19:07:
With a 6yr old I'm getting versed in the new teaching methods for maths and literacy and tbh, whilst some of it is a lot different than the ways I was taught (and I don't just mean that lsd used to mean something else besides acid back then!),I can see the logic in a lot of it including phonics. On the otherhand, whilst I accept that any language is a living thing and grows and mutates with various influences, surely that does not mean changing the basic rules. Personally I agree with others about the credability of claiming that "Y" can be genuinely classed as a vowel in the absence of "a e i o u" even though it may appear to perform that function in the word. Undecided



I seem to remember, though from god knows where, that it was classed as a surrogate vowel. My lad is pretty quick on the uptake, so just accepts it and moves on. But I can't. Grin
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Reply #6 - 18. Nov 2009 at 19:26
 
send him to school in Wales,they,ve never heard of vowels there. Thumbs Up! Grin Grin
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Reply #7 - 18. Nov 2009 at 19:31
 
Albs wrote on 18. Nov 2009 at 19:26:
send him to school in Wales,they,ve never heard of vowels there. Thumbs Up! Grin Grin



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Re: Vowels
Reply #8 - 18. Nov 2009 at 19:43
 
jerry wrote on 18. Nov 2009 at 19:07:
With a 6yr old I'm getting versed in the new teaching methods for maths and literacy and tbh, whilst some of it is a lot different than the ways I was taught (and I don't just mean that lsd used to mean something else besides acid back then!),I can see the logic in a lot of it including phonics. On the otherhand, whilst I accept that any language is a living thing and grows and mutates with various influences, surely that does not mean changing the basic rules. Personally I agree with others about the credability of claiming that "Y" can be genuinely classed as a vowel in the absence of "a e i o u" even though it may appear to perform that function in the word. Undecided



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