Experienced Teacher Training Zone

We know training can sometimes feel dry, especially if you’re already knowledgeable and experienced in something. Therefore we have built a set of very short videos to introduce you to the key elements of just All Aboard Phonics.

We do recommend watching these three videos if you are new to using All Aboard Phonics. You should then head over to our Intervention Training Zone, which you will find is unique and different to anything you have tried before.

Beneath these essential three videos are additional channels that you may wish to explore, to refresh other aspects of your phonics teaching skills.

Getting Started: The Must Knows

Getting Started: The Must Knows Quiz

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1. How does the intervention process, All Aboard Phonics Plus, help to get all of your pupil’s on track with phonics? (select two)

1. It repeats the same phonics lessons the pupil has already done in the classroom

2. It pinpoints the exact cause of reading difficulty

3. It creates an individualised action plan for a child

4. Only highly skilled and extensively trained members of staff can run the intervention

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2. Select the statement that is true…

1. The onset sound of each pictophone character name is the sound it represents

2. There is a pictophone for every grapheme (written letters) in phonics

3. Pictophones are boring and difficult to remember

Your score is

The average score is 58%

The Top 5 Tips for All Aboard Success

The Top 5 Tips for All Aboard Success Quiz

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1. Why must you avoid adding a schwa when voicing phonemes? (select one)

1. It doesn’t sound nice

2. It will make blending easier when you voice the crisp sounds only

3. You shouldn’t, the schwa is the correct way to voice phonemes

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2. What can you do to help a child who struggles with blending? (select one)

1. Leave them to struggle

2. Remove them from whole class phonics teaching

3. Ask them to segment and blend 5 words a day out loud

Your score is

The average score is 95%

Pictophones: Who, What, When, Where, How?

Pictophones: Who, What, When, Where, How Quiz

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1. Which phoneme does the Ape in a Cape represent?

1. /ph/

2. /k/

3. /ai/

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2. Which phoneme does the Pig in a Wig represent?

1. /p/

2. /w/

3. /g/

Your score is

The average score is 91%

Unique Interventions: All Aboard Phonics Plus

Congratulations! The last key part to All Aboard is our intervention process; All Aboard Phonics Plus.

Understanding why a child is finding learning to read difficult and implementing individualised approaches to support them is key for your struggling readers, you and your school’s public results. You will find we use a unique approach that is different to anything you have tried before!

Head across to our Intervention Training Zone to find out how to get all learners reading!

Training for Experienced Phonics Teachers

Getting Started: The Must Knows

The Top 5 Tips for All Aboard Success

Pictophones: Who, What, When, Where, How?

Unique Interventions: All Aboard Phonics Plus

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