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See also transcriptional aspects of writing, writing How do children gain the knowledge to become good spellers? We now have quite a lot of research to help us support children at each stage in their development. Much information is available about how...

Spelling is, in a curious sense, a relatively recent phenomenon. Before the publication of Dr Samuel Johnson’s magisterial Dictionary of the English Language in 1755 there was no accepted and standardized way of spelling words, nor common...

Another controversial issue in the English curriculum. The dispute centres around two issues: first, how spelling should be taught; second, what is appropriate at various ages. M.Gentry, in an article in Reading Teacher (1982), identified a number of...

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I am writing in regard to Richard Leiby's Style article "Schools Suffer Through a Bad Spell" {Nov. 17}. Mr. Leiby claims that teachers who use invented spelling -- i.e., creative spelling -- "are merely carrying out the dictates of well-meaning if fuzzy-minded educrats." Nothing...

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A congressional proposal to make No Child Left Behind more flexible would riddle the five-year-old education law with loopholes, Education Secretary Margaret Spellings said Wednesday."We must refuse to make any changes that would make us less accountable for educating every child to grade-level standards in...

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In the article "No More Friday Spelling Tests," Kelly Loeffler discusses her use of a spelling rubric to assess students' spelling rather than traditional spelling test, which, she states, do not offer insight into spelling cues used by students.