Broadcast 46: Digital Games and Dyslexia
Simone Gori, Ph. D. and co-author of research article “Action Video Games Make Dyslexic Children Read Better,” joined us to discuss his research pertaining to digital games and dyslexia.
Simone got his Master of Science in General and Experimental Psychology at the University of Florence, Italy and his Ph. D. in Perception and Psychophysics at the University of Padua, Italy. Simone is a Senior Post Doctoral Research Fellow for the Department of Research Psychology at the University of Pauda.
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