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期刊名:Annals of dyslexia

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ISSN:0736-9387

e-ISSN:1934-7243

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While approximately 50% of children with dyslexia are reported to have Developmental Language Disorder (DLD), there is a possibility that a larger proportion exhibit subclinical weaknesses in complex academic language that detrimentally imp...
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Research has reported persistent word reading deficits in adults with dyslexia. Comics, with their pictures, might be an effective way to facilitate word recognition and comprehension processes. This study aims to test the potential benefit...
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Alphabet knowledge is a vital learning target during early childhood, including for children who are at risk for reading difficulties. For these children, we need to provide effective, efficient, evidence-based instruction. In this study, w...
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Event-related potentials (ERPs) are widely used to investigate the neural underpinnings of reading and developmental dyslexia, yet there are significant disparities in methodological approach. This poses a challenge for generalizability and...
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Children and young people with dyslexia face a variety of challenges in everyday school life, which can affect their intellectual and emotional development. While the potential consequences of dyslexia are well-documented, little is known a...
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The present study examined 1) basic biliteracy difficulty subtypes in Chinese (L1) and English (L2) Hong Kong Chinese children, 2) genetic-versus-environmental aetiologies for the subtypes, and 3) the moderating role of SES and school langu...
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While dyslexia is often considered a uniformly persistent condition, research has identified two additional developmental pathways: resolving and late-emerging dyslexia. Yet, most studies have focused on Western languages, and only a few ha...