1998
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1099-0909(199803)4:1<1::aid-dys87>3.0.co;2-f
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“…One recent study (Sterling, Farmer, Riddick, Morgan, & Matthews, 1997) found that students with dyslexia produced more spelling errors in their texts than controls. They also produced fewer words overall and were more limited in their choice of words.…”
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“…One recent study (Sterling, Farmer, Riddick, Morgan, & Matthews, 1997) found that students with dyslexia produced more spelling errors in their texts than controls. They also produced fewer words overall and were more limited in their choice of words.…”
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“…We decided to use errors written by people with dyslexia as the starting point because they can be used as a source of knowledge. Regarding dyslexia, the errors that people with dyslexia make are related to the types of difficulties that they have [19].…”
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“…Los defensores de la hipótesis del déficit fonológico (Sterling et al, 1998;Cline, 2000;Cooke, 2002;Seymour y Duncan, 1997;Thomson, 1999;Frith, 1999Frith, , 2002Tonnessen, 1997;Lyon, 1995;Howes et al, 2003; Shatschneider et al, 2002 que los niños/as, con dificultades en la lectura, no necesariamente les falta un adecuado conocimiento fonológico sino que, más bien, tienen problemas en aplicar de forma flexible este conocimiento en la identificación de palabras. Igualmente, Greany, Tunmer y Chapman (1997), comprobaron que los niños/as, con dificultades en lectura demostraron un adecuado conocimiento de los ataques y rimas de las palabras y tenían buenas habilidades de segmentación pero que presentaban dificultades para aplicar este conocimiento en el proceso de identificación de palabras.…”
Section: Conocimiento Fonológico Y Dislexiaunclassified
“…Los defensores de la hipótesis del déficit fonológico (Sterling et al, 1998;Cline, 2000;Cooke, 2002;Seymour y Duncan, 1997;Thomson, 1999;Frith, 1999Frith, , 2002Tonnessen, 1997;Lyon, 1995;Howes et al, 2003;Shatschneider et al, 2002 Pressley, 1997;Bryant y Bradley, 1985;Stahl y Murray, 1994;Pugh et al, 2000;Chard, Vaughn y Tyler, 2002).…”
Section: Conocimiento Fonológico Y Dislexiaunclassified
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