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Assistive Technology: Utilize assistive technology tools to support written expression. Speech-to-text software, such as Dragon NaturallySpeaking or Google Docs voice typing, can help students with dysgraphia by allowing them to dictate their thoughts and ideas instead of writing them down. Additionally, typing or using a word processor can be an alternative to handwriting, reducing the physical strain associated with dysgraphia.
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When kids are bored in the summer, here are five points to consider:
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Receiving exam results can be an exciting and sometimes nerve-wracking time for both parents and teachers. Here are some pieces of advice to help you navigate this situation:
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Summer is an essential time for alternative learning for school-going children and students. The summer provides students with a great opportunity to re-boost from the previous school year and get prepared for the next school term. Some top suggestions we have for summer are;
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In this article, we will outline some top suggestions for getting organized for exams and study preparations.
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Typing can be very useful for lots of students and adults with learning differences.
Typing can help them process the thoughts from their head onto the page, often a lot quicker than handwriting. This article outlines some top tips around typing and some items to access such as;
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See our latest article in the Farmers Journal regarding support for students
Click link below
Link – https://www.farmersjournal.ie/supports-available-for-students-with-learning-disabilities-745388
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For further top tips see below
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Homework can be challenging for a lot of students whether they have a learning difference or not. Here are some of our top suggestions for getting homework done efficiently and effectively.
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Top Tips for Back To School for children and parents.
