View source for Development of methodology and software for the diagnosis and treatement of learning difficulties with emphasis in dyslexia

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|project_title=Development of methodology and software for the diagnosis and treatement of learning difficulties with emphasis in dyslexia<br>GR: Aνάπτυξη Mεθοδολογίας και Eιδικού Λογισμικού για Διάγνωση και Aποκατάσταση Mαθησιακών Δυσκολιών με Έμφαση στη Δυσλεξία
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|lead_partner=[[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]]
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|agreement_number=RPF/47/97
|partners=[[Cyprus Dyslexia Association]]
|cost=£26,200
|grant=£26,200
|cost_fwc=£26,200
|grant_fwc=£26,200
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       |start_year=1999
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       |end_month=xx
       |end_year=2000
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|website=www.mentalmaps.org
|about=[[Mental Attributes Profiling System]]
|title_header=DYSLEXIA
|content_header=The [[Mental Attributes Profiling System]] (MAPS) is a language independent screening test, i.e., relies on cognitive rather than language-based measures, capable of predicting children at risk (possible dyslexics) and equipping teachers with a profile of their mental abilities so as to design personalized remediation programs. 
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# Memory:	Short-term memory measurement based on the classic Memory Game
# Listen:	Ability to relate pictures of objects with the sounds they produce in their natural environment.
# Hungry Navigation:	Navigation ability measurement.
# Syntax:	Series of writing-skills tests analogous to those used for the classical evaluation of learning disabilities.
# Comprehend:	Measurement of the ability to relate a pictorial object with its written name or the sound of its name.
# Categorize:	Categorization ability using an educational game in which the child is asked to "drag" an object in the world in which it fits.
# Sequence:	Sequencing ability measured using the same approach used by psychologists using words picturing time-related events.

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