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Dyslexia

Sylvia Moody

2004

Dyslexia

Diana Brewster Clark, Joanna Kellogg Uhry

1988

Conquer dyslexia without losing the gift

Felicity Craig

2004

The Bangor dyslexia teaching system

Elaine Miles

1992

Adult dyslexia

David McLoughlin, Vivienne Young, Gary Fitzgibbon

1993

Dyslexia

Gavin Reid

1998

Multisensory Teaching Of Basic Language Skills

Judith R. Birsh

2005

Dyslexia

James Doyle

1995

Teaching literacy to learners with dyslexia

Kathleen S. Kelly

2011

Dyslexia in different languages

Nata Goulandris, Margaret J. Snowling

2003

The second language learning processes of students with specific learning difficulties

Judit Kormos

2017

Dyslexia

Diana Brewster Clark, Joanna Kellogg Uhry

2004

How children learn to read

Peggy McCardle, Ken Pugh

2009

Dyslexia

Miles, T. R., Elaine Miles

1993

Overcoming Dyslexia - Case

Beve Hornsby

1984

Psychological assessment of dyslexia

Martin Turner

1997

Learning difficulties

Sarah Levete

2006

Understanding dyslexia and the reading process

Marion Sanders

2001

The dyslexic child

Macdonald Critchley

1970

Overcoming dyslexia

Margaret Combley, Hilary Broomfield

1996

Dyslexia

Michael Ryden

1989

The complete handbook of children's reading disorders

Hilde L. Mosse

1982

Acquiring Interpersonal Skills

Philip Burnard

1996

The reality of dyslexia

John Osmond

1993

Students and Dyslexia

Barbara Riddick

1997

Reading, writing and dyslexia

Andrew W. Ellis

1984

Study Skills and Dyslexia in the Secondary School

Mario Griffiths

2002

The study of dyslexia

Martin Turner

2004

Dyslexia and learning style

Tilly Mortimore

2003

Could It Be You?

Robin Pauc, Carina Norris

2008

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