Developmental dyslexia is described as a genetic-based neurobiological disorder that is manifested by a lasting difficulty in learning to read and write, in the absence of intellectual, perceptual, psychological or educational disorders It accounts for 7-10% of children. However, less than 20% of them receive treatment, raising the question of appropriate screening and diagnosis. The primary underlying deficit is believed by many to be poor phonological processing: cross-linguistic studies have established that this major phonological deficit tends to be a universal marker of reading difficulties. However, alternative hypotheses exist, notably that of a degraded access to phonological representations, which are themselves relatively preserv...
International audienceOur study focused on the nature and the origin of reading disorders in French ...
It is widely accepted that developmental dyslexia results from some sort of phonological deficit. Ye...
Summary : Sensitivity to phonetic similarity in dyslexies and good readers. The importance of the ar...
Developmental dyslexia is described as a genetic-based neurobiological disorder that is manifested b...
International audienceCross-linguistic studies suggest that phonological deficittends to be a univer...
International audienceTo date, the nature of the phonological deficit in developmental dyslexia is s...
Summary : The contribution of phonological awareness and working memory to reading disabilities : A ...
International audienceSome recent studies in French have shown thatdyslexic children, who have phono...
Selon la littérature, la dyslexie est une difficulté d’apprentissage de la lecture, non liée à un re...
Le déficit phonologique à l’origine des difficultés d’apprentissage de la lecture est-il de même nat...
L'objectif de l'étude consistait à comparer à deux reprises les habiletés phonologiques et la recon...
This paper reviews evidence in support of the phonological deficit hypothesis of dyslexia. Findings ...
Le déficit phonologique à l'origine des difficultés d'apprentissage de la lecture est-il de même nat...
Developmental dyslexia is a specific difficulty in acquiring literacy skills that manifests despite...
International audienceDyslexia is widely associated to a massive phonological awareness deficit. Thi...
International audienceOur study focused on the nature and the origin of reading disorders in French ...
It is widely accepted that developmental dyslexia results from some sort of phonological deficit. Ye...
Summary : Sensitivity to phonetic similarity in dyslexies and good readers. The importance of the ar...
Developmental dyslexia is described as a genetic-based neurobiological disorder that is manifested b...
International audienceCross-linguistic studies suggest that phonological deficittends to be a univer...
International audienceTo date, the nature of the phonological deficit in developmental dyslexia is s...
Summary : The contribution of phonological awareness and working memory to reading disabilities : A ...
International audienceSome recent studies in French have shown thatdyslexic children, who have phono...
Selon la littérature, la dyslexie est une difficulté d’apprentissage de la lecture, non liée à un re...
Le déficit phonologique à l’origine des difficultés d’apprentissage de la lecture est-il de même nat...
L'objectif de l'étude consistait à comparer à deux reprises les habiletés phonologiques et la recon...
This paper reviews evidence in support of the phonological deficit hypothesis of dyslexia. Findings ...
Le déficit phonologique à l'origine des difficultés d'apprentissage de la lecture est-il de même nat...
Developmental dyslexia is a specific difficulty in acquiring literacy skills that manifests despite...
International audienceDyslexia is widely associated to a massive phonological awareness deficit. Thi...
International audienceOur study focused on the nature and the origin of reading disorders in French ...
It is widely accepted that developmental dyslexia results from some sort of phonological deficit. Ye...
Summary : Sensitivity to phonetic similarity in dyslexies and good readers. The importance of the ar...