This course is specially developed for parents of young learners. It focuses on the right early learning steps through the use of structured hard-copy games and simple progression:
- Step-by-step language development:
- The Alphabet
- 1-letter words (black)
- 2-letter words (blue)
- 3-letter words (green)
- 4-letter words (red)
- AI-assisted explanations simplify complex topics
- Short, 2-minute videos show why visual learning matters
- Helps children understand foundational language through color-coded, interactive learning
Alphabet is Second: A Structured Approach to Learning
The principles remain the same, and a clinical understanding simplifies the method. The code always follows the same structure, system, and sequence. These three essentials form the foundation of all education and are the core values across every subject.
The method is enhanced by adding O.F.C. Observation, Focus, and Concentration, which are powerful learning skills. When integrated into the process, these elements become game-changers for all aspiring learners.
The Alphabet Based on Sound
The 26 letters of the English alphabet each carry a unique sound. However, one of the biggest challenges for learners is that some letters, like A, have multiple sounds. For example:
• A as in Ape
• A as in Apple
• A as in Autumn (or Au/Al sounds)
This inconsistency creates confusion and learning gaps. Traditional phonetics (sometimes misapplied as “phenetics”) can worsen the problem without a clinical and structured understanding.
SimplyHowe addresses this challenge by emphasizing a clear structure, system, and sequence, making rote learning easier and more effective.
Rote Learning, Reimagined
Rote learning at SimplyHowe is game-based, engaging, and competitive, using formats like “beat the clock” to motivate students at home, in classrooms, or online. Though rote learning was largely removed from global curricula in the late 1950s, SimplyHowe reintroduces it in a fun, modern, and structured way.
Alphabet Grouping Technique
Letters are introduced in structured groups to help with retention and rhythm:
• A, B, C, D
• E, F, G
• H, I, J, K
• L, M, N, O, P
• Q, R, S
• T, U, V
• W, X, Y, Z
“Now I know my A B C. Come and play with me.”
Repeat this process with lowercase letters as well.
The Power of O.F.C. – Observation, Focus, Concentration
These three cognitive skills are essential for learners. When combined, they help students reach their full potential. Mastery of these skills leads to subconscious mind engagement, which becomes permanent and cannot be forgotten once learned.
Addressing Language Pitfalls with Structure
The English language has many irregularities and learning traps. SimplyHowe tackles these by creating visual learning charts, helping to minimise errors and reinforce correct patterns through a clinically designed, structured environment