Primer Prep
PrimerPrep yana ba ku damar loda samfurin fayilolin rubutu a harshen, kuma nan da nan ya nuna "mafiya kyau" tsari na koyo da wadanne kalmomi (daga cikin rubutun ku) suke samuwa ga kowane darasi. Kuna iya samun sakamako mai amfani a cikin kasa da minti daya. Amma akwai kuma zaɓuɓɓuka da yawa don daidaita sakamakon ku, ciki har da ganewa na haruffan karya-karya, digraphs, da affixes, da kuma keɓancewa takamaiman kalmomi ko affixes daga bincike. Hakanan kuna iya canzawa tsari na koyo tare da ja da sauke.
Determining the teaching order of letters for a primer is arguably the main function of PrimerPrep. It uses the elimination algorithm to determine the most productive teaching order, and presents all of the words from your input texts that can be created with just the letters already introduced to that point in the primer. Do you have a special need or requirement for the teaching order? No problem! Just drag and drop a letter in the teaching order to give it a new position. All of the example words are automatically recalculated to reflect the new order. You might want to do this to separate the introduction of similar letters in the primer (e.g. "n" and "m", or "b" and "d"), or to introduce a particularly useful word earlier in the primer. You can also add "sight words" in the teaching order, words that students are taught to recognize by sight, not through decoding. These might be words which can be drawn easily or are useful for story building.
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"At first we thought it would be simple to update the *Yewase primer after a minor orthography update, but the changes in how a few sounds were written actually meant large changes in how the primer lessons needed to be sequenced. PrimerPrep let us quickly create a new teaching order and find appropr"
JeDene Reeder, SIL Senior Literacy Consultant
