Fifty Years in Dyslexia ResearchISBN: 978-0-470-02747-9
Hardcover
168 pages
November 2006
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Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Conventions.
PART I: BEGINNINGS.
1. Brenda.
2. Michael.
3. Thoughts on Brenda and Michael.
4. The Word-Blind Centre.
5. A Service for the County of Gwynedd.
6. First Steps Towards Quantification.
7. The Bangor Dyslexia Test I.
8. The Bangor Dyslexia Test II.
9. Assessing Intelligence.
PART II: THE STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION.
10. PRO and ANTI the Dyslexia Concept: A Dialogue.
11. Concerns and Disputes I.
12. Concerns and Disputes II.
13. Legislation and Governmental Recognition.
PART III: RESEARCH AND THEORY.
14. Further Quantifi cation I.
15. Further Quantifi cation II.
16. The Dyslexic Adult.
17. Talking Things Over.
18. Proposal for a Taxonomy of Dyslexia.
19. The British Births Cohort Study I.
20. The British Births Cohort Study II.
21. Dyslexia Variants.
22. Dyslexia and Dyscalculia: Are They Two Separate Syndromes?
23. Dyslexia as a Disjunctive Concept.
References.
Index.