Poor readers
Identifying characteristics of deaf poor readers
... Data will be analyzed to determine whether or not "poor" readers evidence a different spelling error "profile" than "good readers." Spelling performance will also be correlated with Digi[r] ...
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Teaching high frequency words to poor readers using flashcards : its effects on novel word acquisition, skill trasfer to in text word reading, and passage reading competencies : a thesis in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Educational Psychology, Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... competent readers are hypothesised to form more detailed orthographic representations in memory (Apel, 2009; Ehri, 2014; Ehri and Wilce, ...words. Poor readers may use the arbitrary shape of the word ...
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Encoding of rapid time varying information is impaired in poor readers
... generally poor readers and individuals who meet conventional criteria for diag- nosing developmental dyslexia have significantly higher coherence thresholds than relatively good readers on RDK tasks ...
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Reading intervention for poor readers at the transition to secondary school
... We expected that a Reading Intervention program designed to promote decoding and word recognition skills in the context of graded book reading would lead to improvements in word reading [r] ...
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Reading strategies of advance and intermediate Iranian students: a case study
... good readers used a higher percentage of metacognitive strategies, although both poor and good readers did not differ much in the use of cognitive and socio-affective ...
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The Right Not To Read
... Time with its associated normal development succeeds in reiiediating the majority of children with dyslexia. Most poor readers eventually attain reading levels that enable thelli to coui[r] ...
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What Could Replace the Phonics Screening Check during the Early Years of Reading Development?
... of poor readers with under-developed skills in decoding, assessing the skill of decoding (which is what the phonics screening check does) is insufficient because skilled teachers will already be aware that ...
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The relationship between musical ability and literacy skills
... that poor readers tend to avoid decoding words and rely on context instead of lexical sources of information, a tendency which can be overcome by using single pseudowords in ...
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Stimulus, effects attention and reading performance : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in applied psychology at Massey University
... This tnve•tigation reports an experimental study on the effects different 1timulu1 characteristics have on attention and 1ubsequent reading perfonnanee with "good" and "poor" readers.. F[r] ...
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Cognitive and linguistic predictors of literacy skills in the Greek language: the manifestation of reading and spelling difficulties in a regular orthography
... From the 132 participants of the main study (66 grade-2 & 66 grade-4), two groups were selected: a group of poor readers and a group of average readers. In order to be selected, chil[r] ...
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Reading, Dyslexia and Oral Deaf Children: From Research to Practice
... all poor readers in the hearing dyslexic group had very low non-word reading scores ...the poor deaf readers. Just over two thirds of the poor deaf readers had very low non-word ...
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Use, but pay? Factors affecting the adoption of news websites among young adults
... only variable found to increase both the odds of being a Reader & Payer and a Reader & Non-Payer. News producers may serve those willing to pay as well as those unwilling to pay significantly better if they focus ...
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The forbidden word : readers in dystopia
... And readers like readers in ...of poor little Jane Eyre wrapped up in the curtain on the window seat with Bewick’s History of British Birds on her ...as readers and as victims in a philistine ...
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Improving the Usability of E-Book Readers
... When the participants arrived at the laboratory, they were instructed about the aim and course of the experiment. The experiment started with a first legibility test. Participants had to read a segment of the text on all ...
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Anne Hutchinson Readers Theater.pdf
... Anne was called before the General Court of the colony and questioned by Governor John Winthrop and a panel of ministers and government leaders.. During the trial Anne testified that she[r] ...
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Intrusion of orthographic knowledge on phoneme awareness: Strong in normal readers, weak in dyslexic readers
... If, however, children use their knowledge of orthographic representations, then a typical kind of error should occur, which we called "orthographic intrusions." In the phoneme co[r] ...
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The Readability of Malaysian English Children Books: A Multilevel Analysis
... language readers, Malaysian children are still in the process of acquiring the grammar when they start reading English books (Heilman, Collins-Thompson, Callan, & Eskenazi , ...young readers’ ...target ...
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Matching Readers and Books: A Study of the Readers Advisory Resources Used by Public Librarians in North Carolina.
... that readers’ advisory queries are most completely answered in an online readers’ advisory ...virtual readers’ advisory system at Williamsburg Regional Library, which encouraged patrons to complete ...
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Vol 11, No 4 (2020)
... depicted readers the decline of an old era and showed readers the extremely miserable life of a noble and prominent Southern lady, Emily, who is struggling for herself during her whole life under the ...
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Analysis of Bibliotherapy Based on Virtual Reality
... provides readers with personalized, humanized and enjoyable services, enabling readers to experience immersive and interactive Bibliotherapy, with advantages that traditional books or e-books cannot ...
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