Oct 23, 2024
Anyone have tips on how make reading books with dyslexia less exhausting?
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Anyone have tips on how make reading books with dyslexia less exhausting?
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As someone dyslexic and having difficulties reading through sleepy stories to get into the right mood i ended up developing certain mechanisms to cope and would like to share them!
PS: You can read this if you don’t have a caregiver too. <3
Hey so my boss's 11 year old son has ADHD and possibly dyslexia. I know ive seen posts about fonts that are good for dyslexia and also an extension that makes a block of text change along a color gradient, like the words go from red to blue and back again to help draw your eye along the page, but I cant find the post. A little help please ? I really want to help them find some resources!
E-readers and tablets are a new and exciting peice of tech that can carry all of your books and social apps in one neat and light package. For those with Dyslexia, these little pocket computers come with an added bonus.
A new study has discovered that "users can manipulate text on e-readers—which is surprisingly useful as a way to make the task of reading easier for people with dyslexia." This discovery maybe the answer to improving student's overall reading comprehension and speed when studying and covering class material. See, not all technology is mind numbing!