All about language : science, theory, and practice /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: EBSCOhost
Other Authors: Grigorenko, Elena L. (Editor), Shtyrov, Yury (Editor), McCardle, Peggy D. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Baltimore, Maryland : Paul H. Brookes Publishing, [2020]
Series:Extraordinary brain series.
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • 1: All About Language: Science, Theory, and Practice: An Overview and Introduction to the Volume
  • Section I: Biological Underpinnings of Language
  • 2: Genetic Insights Into the Neurobiology of Speech and Language
  • 3: Mapping the Literate Brain: Where We Are and What Must Come Next
  • Integrative Commentary 1: Are We Witnessing a Synthesis in the Neurobiology of Language?
  • Section II: Typical Language Development (Spoken and Written)
  • 4: Building a Lexicon
  • 5: Reading in Grades 2 and 3: Eye Tracking and Neuropsychological Analysis
  • 6: Orthographic Processing and Reading
  • Integrative Commentary 2: Typical Language Development (Spoken and Written)
  • Section III: Atypical Oral Language
  • 7: Longitudinal Study of Language and Speech of Twins: New Insights Into Possible Causal Pathways
  • 8: Stability and Change in Developmental Language Disorder
  • 9: Language in Autism Spectrum Disorder: What Optimal Outcomes Can Tell Us About Neural Plasticity
  • Integrative Commentary 3: Language and Reading Disorders--Same and Different?
  • Section IV: Atypical Reading Development (Dyslexia)
  • 10: The Role of Executive Functions in Reading Development, Reading Disability, and Intervention Response
  • 11: Predicting Response to Reading Disabilities Intervention
  • 12: Identification of Disabilities in Spanish-Speaking Children in English-Speaking Contexts
  • 13: Relationship Between Spoken and Written Text Over Development: Application of Network Approaches
  • Integrative Commentary 4: New Directions in the Study of Atypical Reading Development
  • Section V: Language, Education, Disability, and Society
  • 14: Using Technology to Bring Treatments to Families Affected by Autism and Related Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Their Communities
  • 15: Identification, Assessment, and Treatment of Reading Difficulties: Learning From Examination of U.S. and U.K. Practices
  • Integrative Commentary 5: Great Expectations: A Current Perspective on Education, Disability, and Society
  • Section VI: Finale
  • 16: Future Directions for Research and Practice: Integrating Language Development With Reading and Learning Disabilities