… The manifestation of developmental dyslexia also varies with orthography. Dyslexic children
learning to … Meanwhile, the phonological core deficit model passes all of our criteria for a …

… established for dyslexic children. It is therefore timely to present the case for our alternative
hypothesis that the full range of deficits might be accounted for in terms of cerebellar deficit. …

… deficit hypothesis of developmental dyslexia, which proposes that … deficits alone seem
unlikely to be able to account for the complexity and heterogeneity of developmental dyslexia…

… The basic weakness in developmental dyslexia is lack of … Dyslexic children suffer from poor
access to the phonemic … starting school among 3:5 dyslexics. The poor rea<:i:ing and spelling …

… We have seen that developmental dyslexia is closely associated with disordered operations
involving language mechanisms situated in the left hemisphere. Further evidence for …

… dyslexia must explain how the wellestablished phonological deficits and the literacy deficits
… ’ framework that proposes, first, that the core deficits are well described in terms of poor skill …

… in developmental dyslexia One of the most robust discoveries in the domain of cognitive
mechanisms leading to dyslexia is the repeated demonstration that the core deficit responsible …

… Developmental dyslexia (DD) characterizes a disorder in which the core deficit involves … in
some individuals is provoked by a visual processing deficit. In this paper, we present WISC-IV …

… a marker for core deficits in developmental dyslexia. ► We … to deficits in (at least subgroups
of) developmental dyslexia. … phonological processing or awareness deficits, would have …

… It has become widely accepted that weak PA is the core deficit in dyslexia, causing reading
impairment by interfering with the grapheme–phoneme mapping required for decoding. A …