Reading disabilities / S. Krishna Babu.
Material type: TextIndia : Sonali Publications, 2004Description: 228 pages : 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 8188836583
- 372.43 B119r
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Reading disability -- Education of children with reading disability -- Causes of reading disability -- Educational practices for children with reading disability -- Differences between disabled and normal readers -- Visual-processing among disabled readers -- Artists as dyslexics -- Disabled and normal reader's in reading task -- Psychosocial aspects of Learning disabilities.
Reading and writing are distinct from the language processes of speaking and listening largely by virtue of the fact that a visual modality is involved. Hence, one would expect that the visual processes in reading would be the subject of a great deal of theory and research. Surprisingly, however although there has been a considerable amount of relevant research, it is widely scattered both geographically and in terms of disciplines, and until very recently there have been no substantial reviews or books concerned with visual aspects of normal reading or of reading disabilities.
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