TopicNeuroscience

orthography

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Learning-to-read and dyslexia: a cross-language computational perspective

Johannes Ziegler
Aix-Marseille University & CNRS
Sep 27, 2022

How do children learn to read in different countries? How do deficits in various components of the reading network affect learning outcomes? What are the consequences of such deficits in different languages? In this talk, I will present a full-blown developmentally plausible computational model of reading acquisition that has been implemented in English, French, Italian and German. The model can simulate individual learning trajectories and intervention outcomes on the basis of three component skills: orthography, phonology, and vocabulary. I will use the model to show how cross-language differences affect the learning-to-read process in different languages and to investigate to what extent similar deficits will produce similar or different manifestations of dyslexia in different languages.

ePosterNeuroscience

THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN ORTHOGRAPHY AND PHONOLOGY PROCESSING IN THE LEFT VENTRAL OCCIPITO-TEMPORAL CORTEX: RELATION TO READING ACQUISITION AND DYSLEXIA

Agnieszka Mankiewicz, Agnieszka Dębska

FENS Forum 2026

ePosterNeuroscience

Non-Human Recognition of Orthography: How is it implemented and how does it differ from Human orthographic processing

Benjamin Gagl, Ivonne Weyers, Susanne Eisenhauer, Christian Fiebach, Michael Colombo, Damian Scarf, Johannes Ziegler, Jonathan Grainger, Onur Güntürkün, Jutta Mueller

Bernstein Conference 2024

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