Introduction to the <scp>SI</scp>: Orthography and Literacy: Current Research and New Directions

ABSTRACT This special issue is a collection of ten articles on hitherto less studied orthographies. The general consensus that arises from these articles is that the relationship between orthographies is complex and should be examined with a broader perspective taking nuances of different orthographies.

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Reading Research Quarterly
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2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.1002/rrq.70022
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Reading and Literacy Development
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Introduction to the SI: Orthography and Literacy: Current Research and New Directions

R. Malatesha Joshi
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Introduction to the SI: Orthography and Literacy: Current Research and New Directions

R. Malatesha Joshi
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ABSTRACT This special issue is a collection of ten articles on hitherto less studied orthographies. The general consensus that arises from these articles is that the relationship between orthographies is complex and should be examined with a broader perspective taking nuances of different orthographies.

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