Übersetzung für 'dyslexics' von Englisch nach Deutsch

dyslexics

Legastheniker {pl}educ.

• Peripheral dyslexics have difficulty matching the visual characteristics of letters that comprise a word to a stored memory of this word from prior encounters.
• Nessy Learning Ltd is a publisher of educational software who developed the first online learning program for dyslexics in August, 2000.
• This hypothesis is supported by a study showing dyslexic subjects in comparison to nondyslexic subjects in the research sample were less responsive to cueing in a visual discrimination task, suggesting that the dyslexics had greater difficulty than controls with prioritizing certain visual information based on previous exposure.
• Changes in the DCDC2 gene are frequently found among dyslexics.
• In May 1997, Lord Offaly was killed in a car accident in Ireland. A fund for dyslexics (the T.O.M. Fund) was established in his memory.

• The method involves teaching dyslexics with a multisensory approach.
• While in Hawaii, she worked with Anna Gillingham and Bessie Stillman on a multisensory method to help dyslexics learn to read.
• Kildonan's mission of empowering students with dyslexia is in keeping with research by Brock and Fernette Eide and Ben Foss, which shows that a way to open up future opportunities for dyslexics is to play on their strengths.
• Any ebook imported into the Dyslektz Reader is converted into OpenDyslexic font that makes digital content more accessible to dyslexics.
• Meta-analysis of studies of children and adults with dyslexia suggests that underactivation of the left occipitotemporal region—particularly the VWFA—may be involved in dyslexics' difficulty with fluid reading.

• Its creation was an attempt to keep the characters from appearing to spin around, a symptom often reported in dyslexics.
• The pan-sensory deficit hypothesis with regard to dyslexics, states that a deficit in processing rapidly changing stimuli may be a congenital deficit in magnocellular or magnocellular-like processing.
• The smaller McGurk effect may be due to the difficulties dyslexics have in perceiving and producing consonant clusters.
• Her campaign was supported by a number of well known dyslexics, including Richard Branson, Jamie Oliver, Orlando Bloom and Robbie Williams.
• Orthographic dyslexics have difficulty in storing mental representation of words, especially phonetically irregular words such as word spellings that end in -ight ("light" and "sight").

• For special groups, the picture may look different: the dyslexics community [...] seems to be convinced that serifs are unnecessary visual clutter, which makes the text less accessible and makes the letter shapes deviate more from the simpler forms known from school.