Phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, and phonics

[@MrAnjilou]

I agree. She explained those confusing terms really well! She should make some more videos about these topics!

[@peggysemingson]

Thanks for the feedback! I will try to make more videos!

[@jakk20]

This is awesome! This 10 minute clip explained the differences of these confusing terms better than any textbook can….Simple, clear, and a joy! Thank you

[@jackiem9062]

absolute truth...finally!!

[@adrianaguzman5026]

jakk20 Great explanation. Was this a professional development? I would like to cite your video for a Master's class..

[@awri3387]

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[@terrynalex]

Thank you soooooooo much!! I read for two hours phonological awareness and phonemic awareness confused me sooo much. I learned more in 10 minutes of your video than reading for two hours. Thank you!

[@rosalindhopesreece]

This is a good video that breaks down some confusing concepts in a clear, concise way. I am about to take a test today and needed a quick review. I watched your video several years ago and returned today for a refresher. Thank you!

[@peggysemingson]

Please share this video with others who have trouble understanding these terms!!

[@sarahshort2911]

This is by far the best video yet! This is the main part of my test that I needed help with to pass! Please make more videos like this!

[@mandyzheng4907]

Return so many times to have review about these concepts. Thank you!

[@plus1always185]

I am thrilled that I found this video. I have been having the hardest time reading and comprehending this concept from my text in my college class at UoP. I have taken 32 classes in 3 years and have never needed someone to verbally teach me anything in any class until now! This was a God send. Thank you :)

[@peggysemingson]

Nicole Paulson You are welcome! Glad it helped! :)

[@allisonricker5249]

I am currently studying for the NH Foundations of Reading test and this video clearly explained Phonological Awareness, Phonemic Awareness and Phonics. I have already passed my Praxis Core & Praxis 2 for Elem. Ed, but I SOOO needed to watch this video as a refresher! I am in my senior year with 2 classes left and I have not had anyone explain it as well as you did. Thank you!!! :)

[@peggysemingson]

Allison Ricker Thanks, Allison. I am glad it was useful! :) -Peggy

[@thashnigovender2512]

I am a 4th year Speech Language Therapy Student... and this video has amazingly summed up everything so well ! Thank you!

[@renaegus-castro4188]

This video has helped me in my studying for the ELAR 4-8 certification (Texas certification). I am already a high school English teacher and this was like a foreign language to me. So glad to have discovered your video. Thank you so much.

[@peggysemingson]

You are welcome!

[@hildachappell487]

Excellent presentation...now I can differentiate among all three.

[@yukateramura]

I have been struggling with these 3 types of concepts. You have explained this VERY WELL and I am so grateful that I found this video! Thank you so much!

[@peggysemingson]

+Yuka Teramura You are welcome!

[@katrice004]

Just stumbled across this and I take my certification test on Tuesday! Could not understand this concept at all but you have definitely explained it in a way that I can understand it. Thanks so much!

[@raehope6722]

How did it go? Did you pass?

[@katrice004]

Rae Hope yessss I did!!! I’m starting my 6th grade career this year. Thank you so much.

[@bero495]

thank you for this crystal clear explanation ! pleas make more videos

[@Mscocomera]

this helped me so much tiday...I watched it 3 times this pass week. Thanks 😊

[@Frecklesrsweet]

Thankful for this!!! I hated the words Phonological Awareness because I did not clearly understand the meaning. But I really wanted to learn, not just memorize the definition. It seriously kept me up at night!!! 😥 Feeling much more confident now!!! 🤗😍☺️

[@neilh.6024]

I've reviewed this several times. Thank you for the thorough lesson.

[@jodiesilvers4434]

Very easy to follow and understand. Thank you!

[@ziggynater]

I watch this video a few times a year as a "refresh". Thanks for uploading!

[@AlistairForge1]

like the others say: you've just made clear what a huge bunch of textbooks couldn't! THANKS!

[@peggysemingson]

Awesome! :) This is such an important topic to understand the reading and writing processes!

[@zingisasolani1483]

I’m a mom and I’ve been researching on ways that I can help my twins learn to read. Thank you ❤️

[@teachalltoread]

Here is what is so cool! I finally understood this in the first 5 minutes of this video than in reading about it. Thank you!!!

[@karagabriel7491]

Your clarity and organization of this mini-lesson was very helpful, thanks!

[@anacornejo3069]

Excellent! I love the way you explain those confusing terms!

[@RaziaWazir]

Hello Semingson! Thanks for the video and it really helps. I just wonder if you can share your presentation, or the complete video of this workshop as I find it very relevant to the subject matter I am searching for now a days to design a training program for ECD teachers on all what you are talking about. It would be a great help if you could generously share one of the two; the presentation or the whole workshop video. Thanks!

[@brittanywinslow7896]

Professor Semingson, This was very helpful after I read the article, Put Reading First. Im a visual and auditory learner and watching this really helped me to understand these "big 5." Thank you!

[@peggysemingson]

Great! I am glad, Brittany! :) I like learning by video, as well. I am hoping to add more videos to my channel. Thanks for your comment. -Dr. Semingson

[@laurenhazel6566]

Thank you for making this so clear to understand! I've watched this video a few times throughout the years whenever I need a refresher on these topics. Your explanations and examples are so clear! Thank you!

[@thomgrlisdebra]

Great explanation of these terms. Thanks so much!!

[@ggadhdgirl]

This has helped me so much, I was originally looking for the difference between graphemes and phonemes; however, I am glad I stumbled on this. It has helped me understand some of the things which I found difficult to understand through text. Thank you for posting this!

[@fernandocortes1187]

0:26 26 letters with more than 44 sounds 9:00 rules AND patterns

[@peggysemingson]

The broad consensus for English is and has been 44 sounds (more or less). If you think there are more than 44 sounds as you state, please state how many sounds there are and provide a source to cite it. Thanks! :)

[@semioterra]

Hi, Peggy. I'm planning to watch this video in my grad class today. Very clear & helpful, thanks!

[@mladenmarkovic6413]

Such a clear way of defining and explaining terms that cause a lot of confusion sometimes! Thank you!

[@jennamckellips2791]

I am taking my Foundations of Reading test in a couple weeks and this video was extremely helpful! Thank you!

[@usernameplaceholder3]

Thank you for the video! Very helpful

[@afsantac83]

Awesome job explaining these concepts. Thank you very much!

[@ailyngarciga5872]

I am enjoying your guided Literacy course on University of Arlington Texas online program. I like your structure, organize, and precise teaching. Thanks for making my online experience easier!

[@peggysemingson]

Ailyn Garciga you are welcome!

[@innet09]

Wonderful and informative. Cheers!

[@britnaeann]

Thank you Peggy for sharing! I was so confused with those meanings and now that I watched the video it is clear to me!

[@omarmunguia5090]

Excellent video, I had read these concepts several times and still confused them. But after watching the video I was able to really understand them. Thank you..

[@erinrobinson8457]

Hi. I'm studying online so watching these videos really help explain what the textbook says to make sense so it's easier to understand. Thank you☺

[@txstatebobcat29]

Great video ! I would live to see more of these lessons . Thanks!

[@TubaAngayCrowder]

This video is great! Thank you so much, I will use it in my classroom with pre-service teachers this week.

[@peggysemingson]

I am glad! This video is very popular for some reason! :)

[@joshvanschaick4896]

Very helpful! Nice work

[@raisamartinez9016]

Great explanation! Thank you

[@geraldinebaranal2357]

Thank you so much! It's very helpful! God bless you more!

[@desiree3970]

Thank you so much!!!!!! Such a great explanation! You made it very easy for me to keep up and understand. I am teaching my 5yo to read and was so overwhelmed with the 3 p's. THANKKKK YOUUU AGAIN!!!!!

[@maryashaschild3153]

you are a really, really good teacher. Thank you!

[@covertconnect]

Nice mini lesson. well done.

[@deniseschnurr1765]

Thanks for this! So clear and concise!

[@KareemKQ]

Very informative, you were clearly well prepared

[@shaneah6207]

This was very helpful for me because when reading my text book , I didn't understand nothing. Then, I kept getting confused. Thank you so much for breaking this down and this will help me with my current class.

[@peggysemingson]

You are welcome!

[@thirunavukarasugreenfather6806]

Informative and thank you very much!

[@faridbourkache4960]

Thanks a lot, Peggy! Highly knowledgable and relevant presentation. The topic is really tricky namely for non-natives like me.

[@ryantbruno]

Thank you. Listening to your video on my way to my GACE 001 cert exam.

[@USKEYVISION]

Amazing Reading class, and I learned a lot from our English class, BUT this reading class is much enlightening and inspiring to learn the difference, minor or classification. Thank you for your work.

[@peggysemingson]

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[@Tctiffany]

This is great, I'm homeschooling my tot and this really helps teach reading.

[@ElizabethLopez-ry4zv]

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[@ElizabethLopez-ry4zv]

Did

[@christinebaynes6732]

Spanish has it's own set of rules. It is not 'easy' to read as a second language speaker.

[@changkuothnyayual8345]

good on you dear ,you are going goood and keep it up

[@Muftahbozier]

thank you, this is really very helpful lecture for people who just start learning phonology

[@camdavbax]

This is way better than my textbook. Thank you so much for uploading this! :)

[@DallasandSarah]

This is so helpful! I am studying for one of my Praxis exams and this was very helpful on some of the study topics! Thank you so much.

[@readingisfreedom9756]

This sounds like what we learned in my Orton-Gillingham training, great video!

[@FirstReviewer]

Very Well Done! I believe that we should push for a National Phonological Testing Program. This would help in keeping our children from slipping through the Phonemic Education Crack that most of us unknowingly slipped through when we went to school, and is widening everyday. It is our obligation to protect our young, and old from continuous ignorance. FR

[@tkunz9935]

Thank you so much for sharing your presentation! You're a great speaker!

[@peggysemingson]

***** Thanks! :)

[@lucybrown5843]

Great video, now I just need to find one for phoneme addition, substitution, deletion, categorization, and identity and then I'll be set.

[@genevievefoerster6746]

Super helpful!!! Thank you so much! I have been struggling to understand this area in Praxis Content for. Thank you!!!

[@kimoramicheal8353]

Please make more videos like this!

[@anap.117]

Loved this video!!

[@joycelee718]

Thank you for wonderful video (from 2019)

[@khauwlahowyed1045]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge here in KZbin that is very worth for many your way of telling the knowledge and information its really high professional

[@tv-cl3hx]

Good lecture. I had a useful information. Thank you. ^^

[@jl8296]

Thank you, you really simplify these topics

[@maryjones6646]

Thanks a million. I have brought so many books but your lecture makes it very simple. Thank you

[@peggysemingson]

+Mary Jones You are welcome!

[@philliprose174]

syl·lab·i·fi·ca·tion: the division of words into syllables, either in speech or in writing

[@claucortes2457]

Very well explained. Now, I understand the differences. Thank you so much!!!

[@peggysemingson]

clau cortes You are welcome! :)

[@selamseifu5008]

Thanks you very much You are a great person 😄😃😀

[@allyssaparadis9903]

This was very helpful with studying for foundations of reading! Thank you!

[@peggysemingson]

+Allyssa Paradis Your are welcome!

[@delynnaycock9534]

Great job!! Thank u!!

[@beautifullest21]

Took ten years for this concept to be taught to me.

[@Va4mpunderalot]

I'm glad I found your videos! I am attempting to pass the Texes and need some tutoring and your video helped me understand more. Do you offer tutoring?

[@peggysemingson]

Ericka Hi Ericka, I just do videos! I will be posting some more videos, soon! :)

[@CreateCleverKids]

Great idea! Nice video.

[@MrMickbobo]

Thanks Peggy! This has really helped me with my studying.

[@peacepeace7302]

hello do u have more videos?

[@edcts70]

Your quick lecture is Great!. Can you tell me the following: What is special about these phonemes (j,r,w). Phonological abstract. Thank you so m uch.

[@khalid9124]

Hi , I would like to know whether or not there is differences between phonology and phonological awareness ??

[@flaatl]

Thank you! This video helped me with the GACE in such a big way!!

[@aprilgaines8361]

Jessie Dorsey Great information to teach children phonics

[@JudyRamirezV01-C39]

Excellent delivery of conventional wisdom, Peggy! However, I hope you will consider four changes to what you were taught: (1) Say "English language has 52 letters" (26 upper + 26 lower) Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz And be sure your students know that none of these letters are vowel sounds or consonant sounds, although some are used to SPELL both! A pure sounds-based perspective (ABCs are subservient) will require you to: (2) Say "different letters SPELL different sounds" (letters don't technically make sounds) (3) Say "map SPELLINGS onto individual sound units" (4) Say "SOUND/letter relationship" (because spoken language precedes written) Happy teaching!

[@peggysemingson]

+Judy Ramirez Thanks for the feedback! Yes there is room for improvement and i was working from some simple notes! All good points you make. This video was also from about five years ago and I am always look for ways to improve content. -Peggy

[@JudyRamirezV01-C39]

Glitchy message, but NO FAULT of us messengers. We deliver in good faith, given facts we are taught. And them before us, etc.

[@FirstReviewer]

Very Well Done, Young Lady! FR

[@MrHoonBoy]

would you be able to explain all the metalanguage in one of your video's.

[@terrynalex]

Can you do a video of morphology, please?

[@fabricio_santana]

What's the method used for teaching the alphabetic principle? What are some good books or resources that could help me learn it? I'm trying to learn this whole phonics thing, in order to apply it both in english and in my native language.

[@loscaballerosylanena7568]

Simplified & Explained very well.

[@peggysemingson]

Thanks!

[@mounireaddevil]

Hello there ! I'd like to make this video as reference in my research paper as I love how simple your explanation is ! Could you help me with info about this video so I can do it ! thx

[@quyananea5071]

This video was so helpful. Thank you

[@peggysemingson]

Quyana Nea you are welcome. Glad it was helpful!

[@kevinlaliberte3670]

Awesome clip!

[@florinehenry9140]

very informative. any misconceptions that i had have been cleared up.

[@peggysemingson]

Great! :)

[@phonicsbbliss-kkrutikajasa2306]

Amazing video

[@treasuregolden2690]

Thanks for the explanation