The Cognitive Profiles of Poor Readers/Good Spellers and Good Readers/Poor Spellers in a Consistent Orthography: A Retrospective Analysis

Preschool and Primary Education

doi 10.12681/ppej.178

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November 25, 2015

Authors

George Manolitsis

George K. Georgiou

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National Documentation Centre

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