conuly

1. Fair enough :) I wonder how it would work, though, to spell it and make them write it as you spell it, giving a bit of muscle memory to that written image...?

2. That is a perfectly good point. I will add my caveat, though, that not every child learns the same way. Of course you know that, I'm just pointing out that even if this program works wonderfully for 90% of the population, there will be some who learn better some other way. When it comes to education, that sucks, since teachers can't teach 30 different ways to 30 different students (there's a lot of suckage in that, but that's beside the point), but in the real world, all thinking differently is probably a good, advantageous thing.