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The Study of Dyslexia aims to make a range of research perspectives available and accessible in a single place. Not only does it introduce important research findings that may be unfamiliar to many, it also integrates them in a much-needed synthesis of knowledge from different contributing disciplines. Since everyone prefers to understand what they are doing, this theoretical account of the important areas in dyslexia will be of interest and relevance to the many professionals practising in this field.

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From reviews of Dyslexia in Practice: A Guide for Teachers The authors in this book represent an important group of professionals whose work is central to the understanding, identification and alleviation of dyslexia in the everyday practice of teachers in various settings....In this book one finds many promising practices clearly described. The editors are to be congratulated...it can help those interested and involved in finding, using and developing effective practices for pupils with dyslexia.' Peter D. Pumfrey, Emeritus Professor of Education, University of Manchester in The Psychology of Education Review, 26:1 (2002) This book enables teachers to view the bigger picture...the book complements their teaching to ensure learning is accessible to everyone.' Liz Griffiths, BDA, Buttle Trust Action Research Group in Dyslexia Contact, 20:2 (May 2001) This book provides an important resource for teachers who wish to become competent in the skills required for the assessment, teaching, su

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