[ 2047 ] Cognitive strategies and reading performance (German)
The common standardized procedures for the examination of reading difficulties (dyslexia, dyslexia) can contribute to a large extent to the differentiation of problematic reading. However, most of the approaches, which focus mainly on partial performance deficits, cannot be integrated into an overall picture of the affected reading process and ultimately only ever examine partial aspects of the problematic reading process. Or, at the other extreme, conventional reading texts adapted to the age group are used for the qualification of reading performance. Following the attention- and strategy-oriented approach to researching reading difficulties, this thesis examines the diagnostic and therapeutic relevance of the use of artificial, speech-anximated texts as stimulus material in dyslexic children.