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dalyningkenk

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Compare the difficulties in writing that appear in persons with phonological dysgraphia versus orthographic dysgraphia.
 
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Differentiate between whole-word and phonetic reading.
 
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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Answer: Dysgraphia refers to a difficulty in writing. Phonological dysgraphia refers to a difficulty in sounding out and writing new words. Such a person, however, can imagine and write familiar words. In contrast, in orthographic dysgraphia, the person can sound out a word but has difficulty with visually based writing.

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Answer: In phonetic reading, a person uses his or her knowledge of the individual letters (and their associated sounds) to sound out a new word. After considerable experience with a word, the brain perceives the word as a unit that is readily pronounced.


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