Many students learn to read without actually learning to sound out words. They are word guessers. If a student guesses at words instead of sounding out, then comprehension and fluency are poor.

This system works for students who have struggled with reading by giving a novel approach to teaching decoding skills. Students are given a picture, colored words, nonsense words, and a story rich with the sound segment introduced.

As the student reads, a highlighter is used to train the eyes to read the actual letters. The nonsense words teach word guessers to sound out, because there isn't a mind picture to go with the word.
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Once the student quits guessing at words and starts decoding, comprehension and fluency increase. Word guessers become word readers.