PHONICS Language: A BLESSING TO YOUNG KIDS

Phonics language refers to a style of learning a language by understanding the relationship between, alphabets, letters or words and how they sound or are pronounced. It is the backbone of any language. Synthetic phonics also known as blended phonics is essential to understand the relationship between letter and sound. Without it, differentiating between words or alphabets would be impossible. 

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Introduction to phonic learning is one of the first lessons in learning any language. It is more vital for children to learn phonics at a young age so that they have no trouble with reading, speaking and pronunciation of words. After their lesson in phonics, they will master the art of pronunciation and will have no trouble in speaking regardless of a word being too complex or new to the ears.

Moreover, learning phonics will teach children to become more attentive, which in turn will boost their concentration levels. They will improve their accent, in the process of which they gain confidence. Hence phonetics training is pivotal at a young age and will help children feel good about themselves and have confidence in themselves

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