英文摘要 |
Early diagnosis of at–risk dyslexic children has been a major issue in dyslexic research. In addition to being useful variables in the prediction of children's reading achievement, cognitive components that are clearly related to reading acquisition may also be employed to distinguish poor readers from normal ones even before children enter kindergarten. In this study, then, we evaluated students' level of reading achievement by looking at their working memory, phoneme blending, and visual-verbal pair association tasks. We found that these three tasks are very useful in determining each child's reading level (or group), and more importantly (for our purposes) that these tasks are especially useful for the identifying of poor readers. |