The rise of mobile phones and tablets has led to many useful tools that can support, aid and improve our daily lives. Some of these are specifically useful for helping people with dyslexia.
The rise of mobile phones and tablets has led to many useful tools that can support, aid and improve our daily lives. Some of these are specifically useful for helping people with dyslexia.
People with dyslexia often have difficulty with their handwriting. Some find that although their handwriting might be ‘good’ when copying, it becomes messy or illegible when they are ‘free writing’ as the act
Dyscalculia, sometimes known as ‘maths dyslexia’ Dyscalculia affects a person’s ability to understand, recall or manipulate numerical information, or conceptualize numbers as abstract concepts. Dyscalculia affects approximately 5% of the population and has
Dyslexia can only be diagnosed by a qualified dyslexia assessor who completes a dyslexia test with an individual. However, there are indicators and common traits which can help to identify if a person