The result was that he was deficient in reading and marginal in math.
The non-BTL learners are most deficient in reading comprehension, the most important skill for future learning, unfortunately.
More than 50percentt were deficient in reading and almost 75percentt were deficient in math.
As a freshman at LaGuardia, Angel Payero, 18, took the necessary assessment tests in August and discovered that he was deficient in reading, writing and math.
If it is the case that normal reading always requires interhemispheric integration of information, and if it is the case that the right hemisphere is deficient in processing orthographic information in Arabic, this may explain the difficulties in reading.
In addition, many of his students are deficient in basic reading and math skills, which has led him to institute "an ambitious tutoring project to get them to appropriate college-level skills".
Therefore, some authors have questioned whether there is in fact one isolable mechanism, deficient in dyslexic reading, which specifically serves the function of decoding written language (Bosman & de Groot, 1996; Elliott & Gibbs, 2008; Van Orden, Pennington, & Stone, 2001).
"Certain aspects of the District Attorney's performance in this case might be described as a comedy of errors but for the fact that it has been so sadly deficient," Judge Thomas Goethals read from his shocking ruling Thursday in court.
Furthermore, children with reading disabilities are deficient in phoneme perception, which is reflected by inconsistent labelling of tokens in VOT series [ 17, 18], and these children also perform less consistently in labelling of tone onset time tokens [ 19] and exhibit poorer auditory order thresholds [ 20].
Kira Wizner New York, Nov. 19, 2007 To the Editor: Your article reveals that not only are American schoolchildren deficient in the desire and ability to read, for either pleasure or the purpose of achievement, but so are adults as well.
Initially, mice were created with a proof reading deficient knock-in of the mtDNA polymerase, POLG.
