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Mar 12, 2024 22 min

How Much Phonemic Awareness Do Students Really Need?

from MindShift Podcast Hosted by KQED

Education journalist, Jill Barshay of the Hechinger Report, writes a weekly column about education research called “Proof Points.” She joins KQED's Ki Sung to discuss her latest piece about phonemic awareness and why this important skill, that's at the root of learning how to read, is so hotly debated.

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