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At LSU pam terrell’s dissertation showed “ordinary” 20 month olds learned letter-sounds and Alicia McInnis’ dissertation showed they learned to read words, both in 10 minute lessons 3x per week over 6 weeks. Further, the children learned alphabetic patterns within words. And they learned far more words when pictured using Phonic Faces than when words were presented in print-only because the iconic pictures made the patterns more obvious(search youTube for Phonic Faces to see these).
In response to saeriellyn, it is not true that words are memorized, nor that every word is sounded out (so S is both partially correct and incorrect). According to research (Ehri, 1995 – 2007; Rummelhart et al.), our brains are “pattern finders.” each time we hear or see (or read) something, our brain is finding the patterns. so just as an infant’s brain finds patterns in the speech he hears (thus children make speech errors that fit patterns), the brain will find patterns in printed words.
damnnnn, that is amazing
this is so amazing
adorable baby
how old is the babby
oh it’s glamorous…and veryyy cute…
yes from what I have seen and read they learn to enjoy reading and learning. Therefor they are always seeking to learn new things. It’s not forced. My niece learn how to read in 1st grade and she feels as if its a punishment. but my husband learned at 2 and he enjoyed it. He was reading college grade books at 5 and comprehending it. These kids on here seems 2 enjoy it so I think that you can judge it for yourself.
That’s convincing. Education & learning must be fun & not forced upon. I myself never liked the traditional school way of learning so I did very poorly in school. But later I learnt science, maths by myself experimenting. It was such a big impact that I graduated from top schools in the world.
Well my parents way of teaching was strict discipline. Instead of growing up to enjoy it the way my son do. I still feel a form of restraint mentally. There is times even as an adult I find myself intimidated reading to my own son out loud. I was scolded verbal and physically as a youth. I’m happy to see that you found other forms of education appealing. Its great to hear you found enjoyment with those subjects. May I ask what you took up as a career?
Adorable!!:)
Here is another one, 11 month old baby reading a book
watch?v=RYUvvcbYrNE&feature=related
i can send you the “Your baby can read” DVDs for 4 bucks each plus shipping better than the 200 dollar price!
There’s another method– Native Reading– by an author named Tim Kailing, which talks about learning written symbols at the same time as spoken language. His kids read at age 3 or before with no flash cards or dedicated lessons, just literate play. He talks about how learning to read late actually makes it harder, maybe even causes dyslexia in some cases.
I just replied to another comment here– the book Native Reading talks about why you may feel restrained about reading and your husband and son don’t. My kids also read early, like the native reading method (although I didn’t realize it was a “method”!) and they don’t remember even learning. They learn so much on their own now, I have had to ban books at the dinner table, and before school in the morning.
Thank you very much
ill check this new method
amazing!!!!I believe teaching toddler at this age in a fun way is one of the greatest way to show your baby that you want the best for them…good job mom! your baby will thank you when he grow up..
?m read tow yerasold
of course its an asian
when are you going to teach him words like “object” or “garbage collection” ? seriously this was pretty cool.
Wow, that was pretty amazing. Your child is really giftet. But I wouldn’t say that it is reading the letters. I think he recognizes the whole words, like one recognizes a picture. It is great to teach your chilren things at an early age, because that is the time in which they learn the quickest. But one should not over do this and still give them a chance to have a normal child hood. Life should not only be work and lean but also fun and games.
he cant read……..look he knows that after cat comes the tiger bur he says it before he can see the word “tiger”
like CandleFountain says he recorgnized the words like pictures !
ahahaahahaahaaahhha you can’t even spell correctly don’t give us garbage like that you moron. go to bed son.
Aww… I love the part when he looks at the camera and says “dada!” His dad was probably holding the camera. So sweet!
I love how he shock his head to “no” and put his palm over his mouth to “laugh” so cute!
its seems to me that is a baby girl not a boy the mother called her elizabeth but amazing though