… for arguments about developmental dyslexia, its … cerebellar function is impaired in dyslexics,
and this provides yet further indirect evidence for magnocellular involvement in dyslexic …

… My title for this review makes the assumption that the neurological concept, ‘developmental
dyslexia’, is a useful one and that diagnosing it in children can lead to successful remediation…

… I discuss how the ‘magnocellular theory’ attempts to do this … We would now call this:
developmental dyslexia. Morgan was … people thought that developmental dyslexia was a …

… In summary, Skottun is quite correct that not all studies of developmental dyslexics have
confirmed that their visual deficit is entirely consistent with an exclusively magnocellular (…

… Developmental dyslexics often complain that small letters appear to blur and move around
when they are trying to read. Anatomical, electrophysiological, psychophysical and brain-…

… theories about DD is testament to how little we really know about the normal development of
reading, let alone in developmental dyslexia… impaired development of magnocellular timing …

… In summary, it is clear that developmental dyslexia is usually hereditary and under the
control of probably only a small number of genes. Genes control the synthesis of proteins; in the …

… Here therefore, I adopt the view that developmental dyslexia is neurodevelopmental
syndrome, the hallmark of which is discrepancy between reading and general intelligence. This …

… developmental dyslexics we now need briefly to define what we mean by developmental
dyslexia, … , basis for this condition we distinguish dyslexia from other causes of poor reading, …

… magnocellular deficit. Many of the studies of temporal contrast sensitivity are also difficult to
reconcile with a magnocellular … regard to the magnocellular system deficit theory of dyslexia. …