LV Hai-meng,WAN Qin,FANG Shuan-feng,et al.The Cognitive Processing Characteristics of Children with Reading Fluency Deficit[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2023,21(04):420-423.
LV Hai-meng,WAN Qin,FANG Shuan-feng,et al.The Cognitive Processing Characteristics of Children with Reading Fluency Deficit[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2023,21(04):420-423.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-4933.2023.04.021.
The Cognitive Processing Characteristics of Children with Reading Fluency Deficit
Based on the reading processing mode from bottom to top
we study the cognitive processing characteristics of children with reading fluency disability.
Methods
2
27 children with reading fluency disability
27 ordinary children
and 22 children with word defect were used as subjects. Children's visual processing
rapid naming
and syntactic awareness were systematically studied.
Results
2
In visual processing and rapid naming tasks
the main effect of var
iables between subjects was extremely significant (
P
<
0.01). In syntactic awareness tasks
ordinary children were better than children with reading fluency deficits who were better than children with literacy deficits. The main effect between the two visual processing tasks was extremely significant (
F
=84.366
P
<
0.01). The interaction between subject type and visual processing method is significant (
F
=3.325
P
<
0.05). The main effect between the two rapid naming tests was extremely significant (
F
=150.985
P
<
0.01)
and the interaction between subject type and visual processing style was not significant (
P
>
0.05).
Conclusions
2
The abilities of children with reading fluency disability in visual processing
rapid naming
and syntactic consciousness lagged behind ordinary children. Glyph processing and visual stimulation will increase the visual processing burden of children with reading fluency disability.
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