Dyslexia: News from the web:
A Wiltshire tech company that makes scanning pens to help dyslexic people read has experienced a surge in demand during the pandemic.
Westbury-based Scanning Pens said its products had become “vital” for children with special educational needs, who had lost the support of classroom assistants this year.
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Dyslexia: News from the web:
From Mississippi comes the free Dyslexia screener that teachers can use to screen their students and find out in an early stage if they should have more testing done and be a possible candidate for extra help with reading and writing.
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Great website brimming with activities for dyslectic children. It is designed by Desi Bootsman, she herself also known with dyslexia, and she has been nominated for several awards to celebrate this success. (remember there is always google translate)
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A team in the UK has proposed an app called ‘Dimming Dyslexia’ to analyze online text and other educational resources and translate them into formats that are easier for those with dyslexia to understand. The app can present written text as videos and cartoons, and change font size and colors on the page to present more dyslexia-friendly formats.
The all female team won the BT young pioneer award which means they will be supported to develop the prototype into a working app with the help of BT experts.
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Dyslexia: News from the web:
The people from the ADDitude magazine have listed some wonderful tools your students can use to help them cope with their various learning disabilities
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There is a school of thought that argues children with dyslexia (reading problems) are helped by learning cursive. The argument insists the brain responds neuroplastically to the flow and rhythm of the cursive experience.
See the back and forth debate on the good and bad of cursive writing in our link for today.
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