… control during reading observed in children with dyslexia in the present experiments is
considered to reflect the individuals' difficulty with linguistically processing printed text; this …

… in reading performance occurring among dyslexic children during individually paced accelerated
reading … Dyslexic children's performance on a series of standard STM-sensitive tasks …

… letter and word levels of reading. Key research … readers with different subtypes of dyslexia
display differences in fluency at particular reading levels (eg, letter, word, and connected text)? …

… 1, children with dyslexia (n = 170) did not read text written in … reading a text or words in
the preferred font on reading performances for dyslexic children or for children without dyslexia…

… (1) Total elocution time (the time needed to read the complete text), in seconds; (2) … of
participants were able to read the whole text, the dyslexic children read it significantly slower and …

… reference to dyslexia's “… reading and dyslexia that is discussed in detail below. New, too, is
the incorporation of, and emphasis on, the importance of fluent reading: the ability to read text …

… bright dyslexic children may learn laboriously how to read words accurately, but they do not
become fluent readers, … strategies that encourage active interaction between reader and text. …

… that readers with dyslexia express more regressions per text (… find that readers with
dyslexia sample identical texts using a … on the text and/or for different durations) than non-dyslexics—…

… Although the variation in reading assessment is far from ideal, we did not wish to assess
the reading ability of the dyslexic children if recent standardized reading data were available …

… limited to nonimpaired readers, this study examined both nonimpaired and dyslexic children
and … The full text of this article hosted at iucr.org is unavailable due to technical difficulties. …