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Investigation of kinesthetic memory in children with typical development and children with reading and writing difficulties Natsuko Otabe 1 , Hitoshi T Uchiyama 2 1Speech-Language and Hearing Center, International University of Health and Welfare Clinic 2Department of Early Childhood and Elementary Education, Faculty of Humanities and Education, The University of Shimane Keyword: 読み書き困難児 , 運動覚性記憶 , 運動覚性書字再生 , 運動覚性音読 , children with reading and writing difficulties , kinesthetic memory , kinesthetic written reproduction , kinesthetic reading-aloud pp.124-132
Published Date 2022/6/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001200374

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 Kinesthetic memory is thought to be involved in the acquisition of writing, but its development has not been clarified so far. We thought that the children's difficulties in acquiring reading and writing may reflect problems in kinesthetic memory development and compared their kinesthetic memory development with that in children with typical development (TDC). Kinesthetic memory was evaluated using the kinesthetic written reproduction (KWR) method and kinesthetic reading-aloud (KRA) method. Five children with reading and writing difficulties from grade 3 to 6 and 144 TDC from grade 2 to 6 were tested. In TDC group, the performance on all the tasks improved by the grade level;with hiragana showing the best performance, followed by katakana, and kanji. For katakana, the performance on KWR was significantly better than that on the KRA. Among the five children with reading and writing difficulties, four out of five performed poorly on some of the KWR or KRA tasks. Two out of those four had difficulty with KRA, while the other two had difficulty with KWR in katakana, suggesting that they had problems with kinesthetic memory, formation of association between kinesthetics and other sensations, or reduced kinesthetic sensation.


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