A number of studies consistently found that the mechanisms underlying early reading skills development (word decoding, reading fluency, reading comprehension) as well as the cognitive predictors of reading acquisition vary, at least in part, with the orthographic context (e.g. Ziegler and Goswami 2005; Georgiou et al. 2008; Ziegler et al. 2010).
It consists of three subtests, namely sentence development, word development, and auditory memory.
He's the technocratic alternative to the politics of warlordism and corruption, and he's deeply fluent in the language of international development: words like "stakeholder" and "governance sector" come easily to his tongue.
Offering a free digital system is fairly unprecedented and, at first blush, would seem financially unsound, but Practice Fusion was initially able to stay in the black through rapid product development, word-of-mouth buzz among doctors, and the $44,000 economic stimulus incentive program rolled out by the Obama Administration in 2009.
Mr. Flanagan did not consider his early work experimental and saw no reversal in his development, a word he seemed to find suspect.
From a structural point of view, the development of word decoding in the different subgroups turned out to be highly comparable.
This paper reviews the literature which is related to corpora leading to the development of word lists and lexical syllabuses for courses meant for the teaching and learning of ESP at higher educational institutions.
These findings suggest that the capacity to temporarily bind novel auditory verbal information to visual form in working memory is linked to the development of word recognition in children and improves with age.
The typical studio's overhead averages out to $10 million per release, not just to cover excess luxuries but also to cover projects in "development"—the word for money squandered optioning scripts that are never made into films.
The typical studio's overhead averages out to $10 million per release, not just to cover the CK staff barbers but to cover projects in "development"—the word for money squandered optioning scripts that are never made into films.
Most of us Old Media types, whether we bothered to notice it or not, for years have been at the cutting edge (as consumers) of software development in word processing, database management, and publishing.
