Symposium: Nonword and irregular word reading in young children

Anna Cunningham; Daisy Powell; Laura R. Shapiro; Janet Vousden

Symposium: Nonword and irregular word reading in young children

Anna Cunningham, Daisy Powell, Laura R. Shapiro, Janet Vousden

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In 2012, a Year 1 phonics screening check (including 20 nonwords and 20 regular words) was introduced for all six-year olds in the UK. Talks 1 and 2 present evidence that irregular word reading has declined and nonword reading has improved as a consequence. Second, we look at how different cognitive skills are involved in the two types of reading. The dual-route theory hypothesizes two separate routes for reading nonwords/regular words (phonological recoding route) and irregular words (lexical route). Talks 3 and 4 investigate the predictors of lexical and phonological reading respectively.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Mar 2016
Event	British Dyslexia Association International Conference - Oxford, United Kingdom Duration: 10 Mar 2016 → 12 Mar 2016

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Conference	British Dyslexia Association International Conference
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Oxford
Period	10/03/16 → 12/03/16

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