nonreading

(ˌnɒnˈriːdɪŋ)

adj

that cannot or does not read

an inability or disinclination to read

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Recombinative generalization of within-syllable units in nonreading adults with mental retardation.

Matrix training of receptive language skills with a toddler with autism spectrum disorder: a case study

Letter knowledge, phonological processing, and print knowledge: Skill development in nonreading preschool children.

La qualite lexicale de textes produits a la fin du primaire et l'influence du contexte socioeconomique

Students with disabilities in the treatment group scored significantly higher on a standardized measure of reading comprehension than did students with disabilities in the nonreading condition (ES = 0.

Improving reading comprehension for high school students with disabilities: effects for comprehension and school retention

Rock and Beischel (2008) used the PCI to investigate mediums' phenomenology during mediumship readings for discarnates versus a nonreading control condition.

Discarnate readings by claimant mediums: assessing phenomenology and accuracy under beyond double-blind conditions/Lecturas desencarnadas por presuntos mediums: evaluacion de la fenomenologia y precision en condiciones de doble ciego/ Contacts avec les defunts par des mediums:analyse de la phenomenologie et de la precision dans des conditions de double aveugle/Aussagen uber verstorbene durch ..

More than half the population, despite a number of years in school, is on course to join the ranks of the "literate" (by the Census), essentially nonreading youth and adults.

Same language subtitling of Bollywood film songs on TV: effects on literacy

In the reading model, the number of courses taken in reading content, reading pedagogy, nonreading content, nonreading pedagogy, general pedagogy, professional studies, and additional courses is included.

The predictive validity of measures of teacher candidate programs and performance: toward an evidence-based approach to teacher preparation

The nonreading commuter exists in true alienation, which is unspeakable; the reading commuter rejoices in the speakability of his alienation and in the new triple alliance of himself, the alienated character, and the author.

"A paradigm for the life of consciousness": closing time in The Pale King

Some studies have also suggested that nonreading and nonmath

High schools civics and citizenship: what social studies teaches think and do

In addition, researchers such as de Rose and colleagues have successfully employed the stimulus equivalence paradigm in teaching routines as complex as reading among typical preschoolers, typical and reading-challenged first graders, special education first graders with global developmental delay, and nonreading adults who were typically functioning but received either no schooling or less than 6 months of schooling as children (e.

Unique outcome expectations as a training and pedagogical tool

Questions about reading and nonreading, spectatorship in gaming and liveness are discussed, some in relationship to gaming.

Oddey, Alison and Christine White. (Eds.): Modes of Spectating

There are several ways of learning to read words, and decoding (phonological recoding) is one way of doing so when the words are unknown to young readers (Ehri, 1994, 2005) or to nonreading or beginning adult readers (National Institute for Literacy, 2005).

Teaching adults to read braille using phonological methods: single-case studies

But it is as, specifically, an unreadable mind that she works as a catalyst in a drama of nonreading.