Risk of reading problems is greatest for children with a history of problems in

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Children with a history of problems in both articulation (the physical ability to form sounds and words) and receptive language (the ability to understand language) are at the greatest risk of developing reading problems. Difficulties in these areas can hinder the development of phonological awareness and language comprehension, which are critical for reading success.

Risk of Reading Problems Is Greatest for Children with a History