Causes of gaps in reading: If gaps are left when reading, this has the following possible causes: The reader is strongly attracted to the future text. As a result, the reader's gaze jumps too far. This creates gaps in the sequence of letters. Example: The reader can recognise 4 [...]
Our eye is not a scanner Our eyes are simply too slow. For example, when we look out of a moving train onto the neighbouring track, we see everything very blurred. We have to focus on a specific point in order to get a sharp image. This results in [...]
Syllables The syllable is a "word building block" defined by the structure and grammar of the language, which can be pronounced on its own. It is therefore often used to naturally divide words when learning to read. Word segment A word segment is also a pronounceable word module. It [...]
Floating licences Floating licences ("floating licences") refer to the dynamic use of available licences for software. These licences must be stored in a central location (server). Example: There are 20 licences stored on a server. This software can be called up simultaneously from 40 PCs. It is now possible [...]
Possible installation variants This version is suitable for installation on individual PCs as well as for installation in a network. A combination of both versions is also possible. The technical requirements for a standalone installation can be found here for The exercise set The professional set Requirements for a [...]
Causes of reading disorders In addition to the causes of reading disorders mentioned above, there are other performance deficits that can be the cause of reading disorders or reading weaknesses. In addition to severe visual disorders, hearing disorders and speech disorders, the following 14 disorders caused reading disorders in [...]