“…This suggests that poor spellers are able to develop word-specific orthographic knowledge, but they are not as efficient in doing so as typically developing children. Partial orthographic knowledge may be adequate for reading words fluently, but it is not sufficient for accurate spelling in Greek (Loizidou-Ieridou, Masterson, & Hanley, 2010;Protopapas, Fakou, Drakopoulou, Skaloumbakas, & Mouzaki, 2013; see also Seymour & Porpodas, 1980). An alternative explanation could be that these children experience deficits in morphological awareness, which has been found to be a strong predictor of spelling, but not reading fluency in Greek (Ioannou, Diamanti, Mouzaki, & Protopapas, 2012;Manolitsis & Grigorakis, 2012;Nunes, Aidinis, & Bryant, 2006).…”