- First comprehensive language/phonics training program that is
computerized.
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program that is based
on the pronunciation keys of major American dictionaries. (This
provides a lifetime reference for those who have learned this approach
to phonics).
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program that uses
customized student dictionaries at each level of study, which are
designed to be integrated into daily exercises.
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program wherein
practice reading material is designed to be informational (meaning
that reading practice has a double purpose).
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program with the
sounds of words and parts of words available from the computer for
repeated use if necessary.
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program that has all
words used for drill and practice pre-coded so that a student or
teacher can quickly check phonics work for accuracy.
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program that has the
potential to be used by persons with an accent problem as it uses
standard English pronunciations of all sounds.
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program that has been
constructed on the computer which enables presented material to be
highly organized, and which aims at easing learning and improving
retention. The organization is so extensive as to bring a "scientification"
to language study.
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program that utilizes
specially generated computer fonts which permit penmanship quality
handwriting models throughout all computer and desk exercises.
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program that is suited
for language training for any student (those with a language problem,
those with normal skills, and those with superior skills) which will
provide a mastery over words not available in typical language
programs.
- First comprehensive language/phonics training program wherein the
computerization permits individual use at home or in tutorial
situations, or classroom/language lab utilization by small groups of
students.
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