Failure Free Reading allows students, who don’t easily get phonics, to tap into the brain’s exciting non-phonic, visual pathway.
Brain imaging researchers from Carnegie-Mellon University and The Massachusetts' Institute of Technology have documented that Failure Free Reading's non-phonic reading intervention actually rebuilds cortical brain cells in the brains of poor readers, which was the first ever evidence of actual brain rewiring in poor readers.
Failure Free Reading is a nationally recognized reading comprehension program for students truly struggling to learn how to read with meaning and expression. Failure Free Reading is particularly strong with students who don't get phonics or read aloud with little or no comprehension.
Did you know?
“Four Facts about Phonics”
Reading Researchers have found that:
1. 3 out of 10 students don’t easily understand phonics.
2. Phonics is painfully slow to teach.
3. Phonics is not necessary in learning to read.
4. One reading approach - which actually taught over 75 million students to read with full comprehension - never taught a single phonic lesson.