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Letter Naming as a Spelling Strategy

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Dyslexia: A Global Issue

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Poor performance in spelling has frequently been cited as a characteristic of dyslexics (Critchley, 1975; Naidoo, 1972; Orton, 1966; Rutter, 1978), although little attention has been devoted to its study (Cook, 1981) and remediation (Bradley, 1981) in dyslexic monolinguals and even less in dyslexic bilinguals (Luelsdorff, 1981; Luelsdorff and Marshall, 1982).

The major portion of the research for this paper was made possible by a grant from the Fritz Thyssen Stiftung.

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Luelsdorff, P.A. (1984). Letter Naming as a Spelling Strategy. In: Malatesha, R.N., Whitaker, H.A. (eds) Dyslexia: A Global Issue. NATO ASI Series, vol 18. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6929-2_9

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