Michael Graham Word Hacks
Michael-Graham-hacks2 Download PDF HERE.
Karina Eide Memorial College Scholarship Winners 2018
To Read with ReciteMe: https://www.dyslexicadvantage.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Scholarship-2018.compressed.pdf
GalleryBREAKING NEWS: US Department of Education Guidelines Regarding the IDEA, Educational Benefit, and Supreme Court Endrew F. vs. Douglas County School District
The U.S. Department of Education has just released guidelines in light of the recent unanimous US Supreme Court Decision Endrew F. vs. Douglas County School District. That decision interpreted the scope of FAPE (free appropriate public education) to mean that a school’s educational program must provide “more than de minimus” educational benefit. “De minimus” […]
Gallery[PREMIUM] Joshua Wong: Teenager vs. Superpower
Netflix has just released Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower, a documentary on inspiring teenager Joshua Wong who was at the center of the pro-democracy protest in Hong Kong in 2014. 100,000 took the street to urge the government to withdraw from implementing a pro-communist education program. Fortune Magazine named him one of the world’s greatest leaders […]
Gallery[PREMIUM] The Curious History of Mirror Writing
“As a researcher, working over two decades with hundreds of children and adults with dyslexia, I’m convinced that Leonard Da Vinci was dyslexic.” – Dr Maryann Wolf, author Proust and the Squid Mirror writing occurs commonly in dyslexic and non-dyslexic children between the ages of 3 and 7 years, however a subset of children will […]
GalleryCalifornia Dyslexia Guidelines
We are posting the California Dyslexia Guideline here as a convenience to our members who would like to use ReciteMe to listen to the document.
FYI: the document uses ‘disability’ framework of dyslexia and reflects the particular orientation of the authors.
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GalleryRead Aloud on Your iPhone – Dyslexic Advantage Newsletters
Here are instructions for turning Read Aloud on your iPhone.
Settings>General>Accessibility>Speech>Speak Selection (you can adjust speed with the slider at the bottom of this page; turtle for slower and rabbit for faster)
Once you have completed the steps above, click on this link for a newsletter, select text and select SPEAK.
