Supporting older students with Dyslexia

On the front cover of Special World you will find a follow-up article looking at the needs of older students with Dyslexia where ICT can help. It’s not a definitive but gives 10 suggestions for the type of products that would help those at work as well as at University.

Here is the link to follow:-

2 thoughts on “Supporting older students with Dyslexia”

Thank you for providing an article here with resources for adults with dyslexia. Yes, so often the apps, resources and other tools available for dyslexia are focused on assisting children. I visited the article directly on the Special World webpage and provided a relevant comment there for the post.

Thanks for ALL you continue to do daily to help the challenged readers and learners around the world, Myles!

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I’ve left reply back on your comment on SpecialWorld.net. Thanks for your continuing support! Myles Pilling

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