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Foreword. Introduction. 1. Phonological awareness and other foundation skills of literacy; J. Townend. 2. Spoken language; C. Borwick. 3. The bilingual dyslexic child: An overview of some of the difficulties encountered; C. Firman. 4. From assessment to teaching: Building a teaching programme from a psychological assessment; M. Turner, A. Nicholas. 5. Teaching basic reading and spelling; J. Walker. 6. Developing writing skills; W. Goldup. 7. Using literacy development programmes; H. Moss. 8. Higher level literacy skills; C. Elwell, J. Townend. 9. The learning skills; M. Flecker, J. Cogan. 10. Pupils, Dyslexia and mathematics; P. Clayton. 11. Information and communication technology (ICT) and dyslexia; M. Rooms. 12. The challenge of dyslexia in adults; J. Lee. 13. The dyslexic child at school and at home; W. Goldup, C. Ostler.
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