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• Anomalies in the activation of this region have been linked to reading disorders.
• But she always said reading disorders had their base in language.
• But Merry, who has a reading disorder, knows about overcoming obstacles.
• The Shaywitzes'main interest has been to understand the neurological underpinnings of reading disorders.
• Despite his reading disorder, Merry will graduate from North Hall High School with honors Tuesday.
• "I have a terrible reading disorder, " he says.
• A new study suggests that the biology underlying reading disorders may also vary by culture.
• Phonological dyslexia is a reading disorder in which the patient has impaired reading of nonwords.
• Reading disorders, or dyslexia, are the most common.
• When she started her work, the fields of reading disorders and language disorders were not connected.
• But Wendelstedt admits that he had reservations at first when he learned about Merry's reading disorder.
• Harriet suffered from dyslexia, a then-unrecognized reading disorder.
• With chapters like " Information bulimia, a reading disorder, " and " Polka dots on an Edsel,"
• People with reading disorders or " other visual stress reacted very favorably " to special lighting, Mumford said.
• Once we had polished off their language problems, they came back in a year or two with reading disorders.
• Reading disorders can be helped and there are a lot of ways to help a student suffering from dyslexia.
• Dyslexia, a reading disorder, is described as the most common learning disability, affecting 5 percent to 15 percent of children.
• She has a reading disorder, making it hard to understand the statement Perez typed, which was introduced as a confession.
• The next step, which is under way, is to see how children and adults with reading disorders use their brains.
• His father, Don, said that partly because of the library, his son had overcome a reading disorder and received straight A's.