Reading and memory
Phonological working memory and reading in students with dyslexia
... working memory, which in this research was evalu- ated by repeating digits in reverse order and which requires a dif- ferent cognitive demand, has more predictable ...storage and simultaneous ...
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Narrative as Memory: A Reading of Nuruddin Farah’s Trilogy Variations on The Theme
... trauma memory proves to be capable of possessing the literary devices as presented in the ...intertextuality and repetition were explored as literary techniques that attempt to express trauma but end up ...
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Influência do transtorno fonológico sobre os transtornos de leitura e da escrita
... 2, and Control Group. The following skills were assessed: reading, wri- ting, phonological and auditory ...in reading, writing and ...awareness and phonological short-term ...on ...
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Listening comprehension and working memory capacity in beginning L2 learners : an exploratory study
... facts and pronominal references, and a traditional word span ...the Reading span test subjects were asked to read a series of sentences aloud, at their own pace, and recall the last word of ...
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Reading comprehension on the last grades of cicles I and II of elementary school
... texts and achieved some level of comprehension, repeated digits and words in sequential and backward order, and answered questions of gram- matical closure and oral comprehension, they ...
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Understanding Reading and Reading Difficulties Through Naming Speed Tasks
... orthographic and morphological chunks to entire ...of reading; As children become skilled readers, there is an increase in activity in the left-hemisphere network and a gradual decrease in ...
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Bakhtiniana, Rev. Estud. Discurso vol.7 número1 en v7n1a03
... 01:46 and 01:48 (TC2 of Dialogal Text ...formulated, and a little over a minute went by before it was written down on paper, characterizing the way in which working memory ...collective memory ...
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Language, reading, and math learning profiles in an epidemiological sample of school age children.
... in reading disorder and ADHD ...data, and so explored additional clusters until no further unique profiles were ...language, reading, and math skills, which could have influenced our ...
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Transparent meta-analysis of prospective memory and aging.
... 1b and 1c show forest plots of individual effect sizes for low and high demand conditions, respectively, with the size of the effect size marker indicating the size of the study and the horizontal ...
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CoDAS vol.27 número1
... in reading luency, phonological memory, and rapid naming, according to grade level, and to investigate correlations between these ...tongue and language spoken at home was Brazilian ...
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Rev. bras. geriatr. gerontol. vol.17 número3
... (evoked memory, oral and written comprehension, reading and written knowledge, lexical access, speech intelligibility, oral production and spontaneous repetition and hearing ...
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Rev. Bras. Psiquiatr. vol.32 número3
... subscales and items with a special focus on lower educated community- dwelling elderly from a developing ...calculation, reading, writing, and ...repetition and on the memory ...
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POINTING AT THE MOON: TEACHING AND LEARNING WITHOUT RESISTANCE
... friend and student Brian Selsky, who took his life on Yom Kippur of ...personally, reading Sedgwick now is also full of her ...teacher and student, a teacher's influence over time, the conflation of ...
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Early brain sensitivity to word frequency and lexicality during reading aloud and implicit reading
... Norris and Kinoshita, 2012), by assuming that readers behave as “optimal” decision makers that take into account perceptual evidence framed by prior knowledge (lexicality effects as an index of the higher ...
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Evaluation of system-level impacts of a persistent main memory architecture
... computer memory systems have been essentially the same: volatile, high speed memory technologies like SRAM and DRAM used for cache and main memory; magnetic disks for high-end data ...
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Rev. Bras. Anestesiol. vol.63 número3 en v63n3a13
... frequency, and dominance of the words used in implicit memory tests are important as ...used and dominant words, which can affect test ...accurate and would not refl ect ...
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Psicol. Reflex. Crit. vol.28 número4
... beginning reading diffi culties had defi cits in PA at the beginning of the study, not all of them showed word reading and spelling diffi culties one year ...persistent reading diffi culties in ...
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Test Anxiety and Foreign Language Reading Anxiety in a Reading-Proficiency Test
... assessed reading performance by utilizing convenient assessments, such as course grades (Chen, ...validity and reliability of the assessments are open to ...
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DERMOT HEALY AND MEMORY
... performance and the actors are to repeat what they hear exactly), quite a few have eschewed recording devices in favour of pen and ...private and/ or traumatic, such as when Robin Soans was ...
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Sacred, Memory and Rite
... No caso presente, intentamos refletir sobre a manifestação do sagrado e sua relação com a memória através da liturgia católica, tal compreensão possibilita enten- der os deslocamentos d[r] ...
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