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Cognitive Processing Deficits Associated with Low Literacy: Differences between Adult- and Child-Focused Models
In this chapter, we examine adult- and child-focused models of reading with respect to cognitive processing deficits associated with low literacy. We examine influential integrative models of reading and reading comprehension. We then review the empirical literature on components of reading ability,
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