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Perspectives of mothers of children with dyslectic difficulties concerning their encounters with school: a Swedish example

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Pages 409-423 | Published online: 12 Oct 2007

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Eva Heimdahl Mattson, Siv Fischbein & Lise Roll‐Pettersson. (2010) Students with reading difficulties/dyslexia: a longitudinal Swedish example. International Journal of Inclusive Education 14:8, pages 813-827.
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Thom Nevill & Martin Forsey. (2023) The social impact of schooling on students with dyslexia: A systematic review of the qualitative research on the primary and secondary education of dyslexic students. Educational Research Review 38, pages 100507.
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