Dyslexia: News from the web:
In Rome the kickoff has been given for a digital project that aims to provide help and solutions for dyslectic children and their parents.
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Here is a story from a lady who used poetry to get through her difficulties with Dyslexia, something for you? Should we teach this in schools?
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Not new (we reported on it back in 2012) and not without critics, but always good to be remembered; a font, FREE! developed for people with Dyslexia.
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Here is a school that doesn’t even test for dyslexia but uses “Take Flight: A Comprehensive Intervention for Students with Dyslexia,” a program created at the Scottish Rite Hospital for Children in Texas, for all their children. The results are great.
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The company is releasing a new set of features for OneNote called “Learning Tools.” It’s an add-on that lives in your menu bar once it’s installed, giving students access to “advanced” dictation and an immersive reading mode.
Microsoft says that the tools should be helpful for people with dyslexia, because it includes several different things to assist with reading: speaking text aloud as the current word is highlighted, spacing out the letters to make them easier to follow, using a custom font called “Fluent Calibri” that Microsoft claims is easier to read, and parsing out both syllables or parts of sentences to clarify their sound and purpose.
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The new Code of Practice states that all teaching and support staff should be trained and have awareness of quality teaching for students with SEN. Helen Arkell and Patoss, in association with The Dyslexia SpLD Trust have produced four webcasts. These webcasts and accompanying resources will support teachers and support staff in working with students with SEN.
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