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Phonological processes3/10/2023 ![]() We also fluently translate meaning into words when we efficiently spell them. Fast word recognition helps us quickly attach meaning and grammatical information, needed for comprehension and fluent reading. The result is incredibly efficient word storage and word retrieval (sometimes called Mental Orthographic Representations). Word-form memory, researchers believe, develops when we efficiently bind the sounds we hear (processing) to the spelling we see (orthography). Sound mapping requires the phonological system with orthographic knowledge (spelling rules and patterns), attaching sound to spelling within a word, such as: Strong processing helps us accurately and efficiently “map” sounds onto letters within a word, often referred to as sound mapping. This skill helps learners develop sound-to-letter automaticity, needed to develop word-form memories, needed to develop fluent reading and writing skills. Phonological processing is foundational for reading and writing and is an area of weakness for many students with dyslexia and/or dysgraphia.
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