100 Spelling Rules

"100 Spelling Rules" contains more than 100 spelling rules and nearly all the words that follow each rule are listed. This book is for an advanced level and it is to teach the spelling of 12,000 long words.Starting with this book will not work because one must begin learning the small words first. To memorize the spelling of words, one needs to read aloud slowly all the words that follow a specific rule. There are very simple direct instructions before each practice lesson, most can simply learn from "100 Spelling Rules" without the help of a teacher. This book is excellent for teaching adults and advanced children; it may be too advanced for very young children. To tutor beginners to read phonics, use "Read Instantly." To teach advanced reading of phonics and the spelling of 13,000 essential words, use all six volumes of "Learn to Spell 500 Words a Day." After learning phonics, learners will be ready for "100 Spelling Rules." Note that learning from "Read Instantly" is like crawling, learning from "Learn to Spell 500 Words a Day" is like walking, and learning from "100 Spelling Rules" is like running. Therefore, starting with 100 Spelling Rules will not work. Camilia's Program is for adults from diverse backgrounds, for children in 4th grade and up, for teachers to aid pupils in K-3, and for parents to teach kids in K-12. Analytic learners need logical justification to memorize the spelling of words. Such persons are highly focused on one thing at a time, and thus cannot focus simultaneously on meaning and on the way words are spelled. Camilia's Program is a breakthrough for analytic learners. It is too late for adults to memorize the spelling of words without first understanding why a single sound like the cian in musician is not spelled with tion. They may read musician but when writing it, they may write musician or mussion or musition-visit SpellingRules.com to learn this rule and many others. To prevent or end dyslexia, read an article titled Uncovering the Mystery of Dyslexia by Camilia Sadik http://spellingrules.com/whycantwespell.html