Benetech is using AI to make equations and charts accessible so students with reading barriers such as dyslexia and low vision can learn STEM subjects. @K12DiveNews explains how “Page AI” trains algorithms to convert equations into readable formats. https://t.co/jZgPUzjPz6
Victoria Independent School District Foundation members delivered Grants for Great Ideas acceptances to educators across the county. https://t.co/qZeIWoPrN8
Did you know there are libraries that will loan you skateboards, board games, telescopes, craft supplies, and more for free? @wirecutter has a list of locations across the country where you can borrow more than just books. https://t.co/zDbRfjlJ7c
We are so excited to have been awarded a grant from the VISD Education Foundation! Our dyslexics/dysgraphics are going to love using the Traveler by Freewrite to improve their writing skills. Thank you VISD Education Foundation!!❤️
We celebrated our teachers this week. Thank you Ann Winkenwerder, Lauren Harabis, Stacy Hickman, Connie Brown, Shelly Cano Olguin, Pam Wick, Kayla Henery, and Susan Campbell! ”The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more places you will go.” ~Dr. Seuss
In honor of International Women’s Day, we celebrate Geraldine “Tincy” Miller. She advocated for the first state dyslexia law in the nation in 1985, mandating students at all grade levels get screened and treated for dyslexia. We have come a long way from 1985! Thank you, Tincy!
She is the cornerstone of the dyslexia program. We would not survive without her and all her wealth of knowledge. Happy 88th birthday to our wonderful Ms. Mac!!! She says, “I’m 88 and still chillin’!” 🎉❤️🎉❤️