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A Technology Guide to Creating a Dyslexia-Friendly Environment
If you haven’t seen the website ‘How to create a dyslexia-friendly classroom’ I highly recommend having a look. As well as a checklist and some examples of how to enhance inclusive learning for dyslexic pupils, the resource highlights the barriers that a child with dyslexia may face during their time at school.
Inspired by the dyslexia friendly classroom approach, we thought a ‘technology guide to creating a dyslexia-friendly classroom’ poster would be a useful resource to share ( see below).
The poster/guide/checklist recommends 8 technology tips you can easily and quickly implement, that are either built-in to the operating system or are free to download, for example;
- Using a text reader to support reading.
- Speech recognition – talk to your computer.
- Talking spell checker – great to help overcome difficulties with spelling.
- Font styles, colours and screen tints – to aid readability.
- Word prediction – to increase writing speed and accuracy.
Written By Craig Mill
Ms Janelle Schembri | Learning Support