#dyslexia

How a new app can help those with dyslexia learn French Yu Yang Tian, an 18-year-old in Candiac, Que., has created an app to help people learn French. An immigrant from China who lives with dyslexia, he developed an app that uses AI to help correct writing, explain mistakes and offer personalized tools. https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/9.7299748?cmp=rss

As a neurodivergent person I'm interested in taxonomy but as a dyslexic person I find it inconvenient that many taxa have unreadable names that differ from other taxa with just one letter. papilionoidea (butterflies) papilionidae (swallowtails) In this case its even two differences, but still it doesn't feel very inclusive to people with learning disabilities (or probably to most people I guess). #neurodivergence #neurodiversity #dyslexia #taxonomy #butterflies #inclusion

'It was there in the child who could not always get the words right on the page, but who could tell great stories and see the bigger picture.' This is me too. I loved spell checkers. (Another thing AI is ruining for me.) https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/apr/25/dyslexic-thinking-scientist-neurodiversity-maggie-aderin #Dyslexia

Writing Against the Clock Author Haley-Grace McCormick discusses dyslexia, constant movement, time, being present, and writing against the clock. The post Writing Against the Clock appeared first on Writer's Digest. https://www.writersdigest.com/writing-against-the-clock #BeInspired #TheWritersLife #WritingHabitsandPractices #AuthenticRepresentation #Dyslexia