Κοινότητα Αναγνωστών Βιβλίων - readers.gr

When Greek pupils start learning English as a foreign language many difficulties may emerge, mainly due to the different phonological structures of both languages. For example, in Greek "a" always sounds / a /, "k" is always /k/ and so on. However in English, it is very common for letters to have more than one sounds. Therefore, Greek pupils find the English language difficult to master and reading seems confusing and puzzling. Things tend to be further complicated with pupils facing Learning Difficulties. "Safe n' Sound" editing team consists of professional educators wit...