Homophones, synonums, Homographes (among others like them) are a gift and a curse to people with dyslexia). I often take the positive and when I can’t spell a word, I’ll look for another word that explains the same thing that I can spell. #dyslexia#dyslexiaawareness
It’s crazy how losing the top or bottom of text can have such a different effect the legibility of text. It's clear that the top is easier to read but no one has any idea why. What do you think?
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Recently I spelled ‘border’ ‘boarder’.
Most people were forgiving, hundreds were not: ‘thick’ / ‘can’t be an MP if you can’t even spell’ / ‘stupid’ / ‘resign and let someone with a brain take over’ etc.
Alumnus Sam Barclay has published a series of books to help people people better understand how those with dyslexia see the written word.
Find out more information here: https://t.co/BLC2p8u94p
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Colour can have an effect on reading, making sure the background and type are in good contrast are key. When this is done incorrectly it can be quite a headache. Some prefer colour overlays too, what do you use?
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When designing this book first time around phonetics was the first thing I found that pushed me to make the book. It reminded me of how I would sound out a word and often spell them. Is it similar for you?
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"At parents’ evenings, we were met with questions from teachers such as, ‘What do we do with a boy like Sam?’ and statements like, ‘We call him Lazy Bones’. We found this totally unacceptable" More of my parents’ story in the book https://t.co/D2xdnO8lub #Dyslexia#madebydyslexia
A big question from this evening @MadeByDyslexia Do you think you would've been as so successful if you had dyslexia on your CV @MattHancock @RobynCurnowCNN @SteveVarleyEY, I'm not sure if I'm brave enough yet? Can the next generation break that stigma?
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It's so important to see a proud champion of dyslexia @MattHancock at the centre of our government, yet so sad to hear more cabinet members are too embarrassed to show their neuro-diversity. Keep up the pressure Matt
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@MadeByDyslexia So many familiar stories so far, why is it all dyslexics use the example of spelling 'dog'... 'dgo' or 'bog'... to give people an understanding of what we experience 🤣🤣🤣@RobynCurnowCNN We're all guilty of it.