ABOUT PHONOMASTERY ?
Most children struggle with reading because English doesn’t follow its own rules. From silent letters to confusing spellings, the language often creates fear instead of fluency.
PhonoMastery changes that. It uses a visual, rule-free method to help children decode and read English — faster and more confidently than ever before.
100% Reading Success Rate in Pilot Schools 96% of Kids Start Reading in Just 30 sessions Fluency Achieved in Just 180 Hours Scientifically Designed & Kid-Tested Proven Outcomes in Classrooms
Why Learning To Read Is Important
1. Decoding
Learning to read begins with decoding letters and sounds correctly.
2. Comprehension
Decoding leads to comprehension, Once kids decode well, they start understanding what they read.
3. Language growth
Comprehension to language growth, Understanding texts helps kids grow in vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure.
4. Subject knowledge
Good readers can understand content in other subjects like science and math.
5. Excel in academics
Reading supports performance across all school subjects.
6. Lifelong learning
Strong reading builds self-belief and encourages independent learning and bosts confidence.
What We Solve
Most children struggle with reading because English doesn’t follow its own rules. From silent letters to confusing spellings, the language often creates fear instead of fluency.
Vowel Irregularity
In English, vowel sounds are often represented by different vowels or vowel combinations. This results in spelling irregularities, leading to confusion for learners. More
Vowel Sound Irregularity
A vowel or vowel group can produce different sounds depending on the word it appears in. This is a common source of confusion for learners More
Word Look alikes
Many English words look similar but have different meanings and pronunciations. These are called homonyms, homophones, and homographs, and they often cause confusion. More
Stress & Intonation
In English, word stress and intonation change the meaning and pronunciation which can confuse learners. More
Silent Letters
Approximately 60% of English words contain at least one silent letter. Silent letters increase reading difficulty and make spelling harder for learners. More
Accent & Influence
Foreign words in English often keep their original pronunciation, which can make them tricky to learn. More
Results
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PhonoMastery
- Real-word reading from day one
- Handles irregular words easily
- No rules - pure sound logic
- Covers all tricky patterns
- Fluent stress & intonation
- Fixes silent-letter & Non-Standard Pronunciation confusion
- Works with any teacher
- Pattern-based learning
- Fast reading progress
- Real English, real results
Phonics Programs
- Fake words, slow progress
- Ignores vowel sound and spelling irregularities
- Too many confusing rules
- Miss tricky word types
- Robotic, flat reading
- Non-Standard Pronunciation ignored
- Teacher-dependent results
- Rote memorization only
- Years to build fluency
- Detached from real English
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