Phase 2 No Tricky Words
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Letters and Sounds: Phase Two - Foundation Years
www.foundationyears.org.ukthe phase they will be introduced to reading two-syllable words and simple captions. They will also learn to read some high-frequency ‘tricky’ words: the, to, go, no. The teaching materials in this phase suggest an order for teaching letters and provide a selection of suitable words made up of the letters as they are learned. These words ...
TURN TOWARDS EACH OTHER INSTEAD OF AWAY
keepingitrealcf.orgBids can get tricky, Gottman said, “admittedly I sometimes miss more bids than I don’t.” Indeed many men struggle in this regard, so it’s important to pay attention. Bids usually have a secondary layer — the true meaning behind the words. Call it the difference between text and subtext. A few examples to get your brain going:
Phase sensitive detection: the lock-in amplifier
www.phys.utk.eduIn words: The lock-in’s output is proportional, not only to the modulation amplitude A, but also to the derivative of the system’s response with respect to the stimulus, evaluated at s =s. We’ve also assumed here that the relative phase difference has been pre-adjusted so that 0φ= .