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Emergent Bilinguals With Specific Reading Comprehension Deficits: A Comparative and Longitudinal Analysis ...
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sj-docx-1-ldx-10.1177_0022219420983247 – Supplemental material for Emergent Bilinguals With Specific Reading Comprehension Deficits: A Comparative and Longitudinal Analysis ...
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Initial validation of a measure of decoding difficulty as a unique predictor of miscues and passage reading fluency
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In: Read Writ (2020)
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Executive functions and components of oral reading fluency through the lens of text complexity
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In: Read Writ (2020)
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As readers struggle to coordinate various reading- and language-related skills during oral reading fluency (ORF), miscues can emerge, especially when processing complex texts. Following a miscue, students often self-correct as a strategy to potentially restore ORF and online linguistic comprehension. Executive functions (EF) are hypothesized to play an interactive role during ORF. Yet, the role of EF in self-corrections while reading complex texts remains elusive. To this end, we evaluated the relation between students’ probability of self-correcting miscues—or P(SC)—and their EF profile in a cohort of 143 participants (aged 9–15) who represented a diverse spectrum of reading abilities. Moreover, we used experimentally-manipulated passages (decoding, vocabulary, syntax, and cohesion) and employed a fully cross-classified mixed-effects multilevel regression strategy to evaluate the interplay between components of ORF, EF, and text complexity. Our results revealed that, after controlling for reading and language abilities, increased production of miscues across different passage conditions was explained by worse EF. We also found that students with better EF exhibited greater P(SC) when reading complex texts. While text complexity taxes students’ EF and influences their production of miscues, findings suggest that EF may be interactively recruited to restore ORF via self-correcting oral reading errors. Overall, our results suggest that domain-general processes (e.g., EF) are associated with production of miscues and may underlie students’ behavior of self-corrections, especially when reading complex texts. Further understanding of the relation between different components of ORF and cognitive processes may inform intervention strategies to improve reading proficiency and overall academic performance.
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The impact of expressive language development and the left inferior longitudinal fasciculus on listening and reading comprehension ...
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Direct and Indirect Contributions of Executive Function to Word Decoding and Reading Comprehension in Kindergarten
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In: Learn Individ Differ (2019)
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Fairy Tales versus Facts: Genre Matters to the Developing Brain
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In: Cereb Cortex (2019)
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