Dyslexia: News from the web:
Here is a weird statistic. There is an unusual high percentage of archaeologists who suffer from Dyslexia. The article does not give an explanation but your thoughts on it are welcomed.
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Dyslexia: News from the web:
Here is a nice little smartphone app that will allow you to “scan” text and have it read back to you by your phone! The scan is actually a picture and next the app does the magic.
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Dyslexia: News from the web:
A new study shows that Teachers do not know enough about Dyslexia. Some are not even aware of the term. Now how relevant this study is worldwide is not clear as the study was conducted in Mangalore. For starters I would suggest there is work for the Dyslexia association Mangalore chapter!
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Dyslexia: News from the web:
Someone alerted us to this rather new service. eAngel is a service that allows you to easily correct/proofread your email’s language. They correct spelling, punctuation, grammar and misused used words. However, they don’t change the meaning of the text. They don’t translate texts, they only proofread them.
We have not tried the service but you can start for free so go ahead and explore this service and let us know how it helps you.
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Dyslexia: News from the web:
Although it is important to have our children screened for dyslexia at an early stage, it is not always dyslexia when they write some numbers or letters backward. See the examples from our link today.
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A wonderful initiative, a community newspaper that was first on tape and had to be brought from door to door, now works with mp3’s and will be a lot better accessible.
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