SYSTEMATICFundations is systematic because it follows a clear sequence and procedure to teach each concept. Each lesson builds upon students prior learning and past concepts are reviewed and integrated within the learning activities of each unit.
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EXPLICITFundations is explicit because it teaches all concepts directly. Letter formation and sounds are taught with a keyword to help form a connection. Blending and segmenting are specific taught processes. The six syllable types and how this information will help students spell and decode words is taught. In each level, students will learn aspects of word and sentence structure that can be applied to reading and spelling.
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