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Direct linkPeter Richtsmeier; Matthew Hopper; Sheri Vasinda; Hannah Krimm; Michelle Moore; Yu Zhang – Reading & Writing Quarterly, 2024
In young adults and adolescents, dyslexia typically is characterized by slow or laborious reading. These reading difficulties are underpinned at least partly by a phonological deficit that disrupts cognitive connections between spoken and written language. Prosodic stress is a phonological property of spoken language reflecting differences in…
Descriptors: Poetry, Syllables, Suprasegmentals, Dyslexia
