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Neurolinguistic Programming

PDF: Reading and writing processes in a neurolinguistic perspective

Download 152 times Source: www.ling.gu.se // Topic: Neurolinguistic Programming File Size: 78.55 kb // Total of Page: 28 Page(s) Last download by nile45 Last download on: 1 month ago Share this info: Sample of page (click to enlarge) Short Desciption: Neurolinguistic perspective. Areas in the brain. Understand functional systems and sub-. processes. Symptoms among others ... Content Inside: Reading and writing processes in a neurolinguistic perspective Contents The relation speech writing Reading and writing processes models Acquired disturbances of reading and writing Developmental disorders of reading and writing Reading processes Dual route model (i) (ii) whole word reading grapheme-phoneme conversion We can specify the routes or strategies more, in the following way: (ia) whole word > semantic interpretation -> phonological output representation (ib) whole word -> phonological representation (ii) grapheme -> phoneme There is also a possibility to read out the letter names aloud in a series, which is sometimes the only possible strategy, i.e., (iii) grapheme -> grapheme naming (or letter-byletter reading). Most of us can use all of these strategies or routes and mix them according to our needs to the optimal reading function in each situation. (ia) We use semantic interpretation of whole words when we really want or need to understand every word we read, for example when we