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A Survey of 25 Years of Masters’and PhD Theses in Taiwan Relevant to Chinese Language and Linguistics
Chin-fa Lien, National Tsinghua University, Hsinchu; Benjamin K Tsou, City University of Hong Kong; Samuel H N Cheung, […]

… turns out 3 coverages on his death, from 3 different angles.
Sheldon White, Expert on Childhood, Dies at 76 New York Times - Mar 25, 2005 … Dr. Maher added: "Sheldon White was extremely sophisticated about the evaluation. He … Sheldon Harold White was born in Brooklyn. He […]

emXML goes live! … well, it went live on SourceGorge a few months ago, but today I uploaded the first binary release under the name of emXMLDemo. Starting to upload some docs, too.

Why is it a demo?  
Posted By: garyfeng Date: 2005-03-29 22:57 Summary: demo released The […]

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A "Naive Test Theory" should be part of our understanding of how children learn and perform in school. This inspired me to fantasize a "naive theory of reading."
Imagine asking the following questions to a 3rd grader, or even a kindergartener, who is not a reader yet.

How do […]

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TOKYO — Toshiba Corporation today announced a breakthrough in lithium-ion batteries that makes long recharge times a thing of the past. The company’s new battery can recharge 80% of a battery’s energy capacity in only one minute, approximately 60 times faster than the typical lithium-ion […]

NYT has an interesting piece on how children in the American Museum of Natural History think about the recent discovery of soft tissues in a T-Rex. I was thinking how a typical psychology […]

March 28, 2005
Income Gaps Found Among the College-Educated
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Introduction to Volume 9

 
Frank Manis

 
Scientific Studies of Reading, Vol. 9, No. 1: 1-2.Citation | Printable PDF (20 KB) | PDF with links (20 KB)

 
Correlates of Korean Hangul […]

Tikiwiki has not been updated for a few months now. The 1.9 version once talked about is nowhere to see, leaving the redeye 1.85 bug fix version on the main page.
Meanwhile, a few spin offs look interesting, although they are not being actively developed as much […]

Pretending and Imagination in Animals and Children
Edited by Robert W. Mitchell
Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond

 
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This older paper by Giuseppe Cossu argues for the existense of a "metaphonological parser" module that is responsible for reading acquisition.  A major rationale is that learning to read "a transparent orthography" is too fast and too easy for unconstrained learning.
How did they define unconstrained learning? There are dumb learning algorithm and […]