… Three groups of children participated in this study consisting of 20 developmental dyslexics,
20 normal readers whose chronological age closely matched that of the dyslexics and 20 …

… developmental dyslexia as having a biological basis. More recently however, the study of
developmental dyslexia … trial of monocular occlusion when reading (Stein & Fowler, 1985 ). We …

… abnormalities and reading disabilities in children with dyslexia. A number of eye-tracking
studies have examined different characteristics of eye movements, including low level of …

… Ever since the first descriptions of developmental dyslexia over 100 years ago there has
been … A preliminary investigation into the aetiology of Meares–Irlen Syndrome. Ophthalmic & …

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

… initial guide. We have not attempted to deal with two conditions which sometimes coexist with
dyslexia… more than anyone else, put what we now call developmental dyslexia on the map. …

… been termed specific or developmental dyslexia. Despite extensive research, there is still …
binocular functions parallel an improvement in reading With monocular occlusion they report a …

… As the visual attributes of dyslexia are discussed in this article, one should keep in mind that
children have most likely been selected by discrepancy definition criteria and do not include …

… in dyslexia occurs in conjunction with an improvement in reading. With monocular occlusion
for 6 months they report … Structural and functional anomalies in developmental dyslexia with …

… of educational authorities is that specific developmental dyslexia does not exist. Perhaps this
is … The help with reading that occlusion gives to visual dyslexics lends further support to the …