Dyslexia (Chichester, England) · 2019
Training RAN or reading? A telerehabilitation study on developmental dyslexia.
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Pecini Chiara, Spoglianti Silvia, Bonetti Silvia, Di Lieto Maria Chiara, Guaran Francesca, Martinelli Alice, Gasperini Filippo, Cristofani Paola, Casalini Claudia, Mazzotti Sara, Salvadorini Renata, Bargagna Stefania, Palladino Paola, Cismondo Dhebora, Verga Athena, Zorzi Carolina, Brizzolara Daniela, Vio Claudio, Chilosi Anna Maria
Аннотация
Rehabilitation procedures recommended for developmental dyslexia (DD) are still not fully defined, and only few studies directly compare different types of training. This study compared a training (Reading Trainer) working on the reading impairment with one (Run the RAN) working on the rapid automatized naming (RAN) impairment, one of the main cognitive deficits associated with DD. Two groups of DD children (N = 45) equivalent for age, sex, full IQ, and reading speed were trained either by Reading Trainer (n = 21) or by Run the RAN (n = 24); both trainings required an intensive home exercise, lasting 3 months. Both trainings showed significant improvements in reading speed and accuracy of passages and words. Bypassing the use of alphanumeric stimuli, but empowering the cognitive processes underlying reading, training RAN may be a valid tool in children with reading difficulties opening new perspectives for children with severe impairments or, even, at risk of reading difficulties.