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krzymel

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Which of the following refers to the way in which the sounds of our language map to print?


◦ Onset-rime
◦ Alphabetic principle
◦ Phonological awareness
◦ Syllable segmentation
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Reply #1 on: Feb 19, 2019
Alphabetic principle


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krzymel

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Reply #2 on: Feb 19, 2019
Thanks


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