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Apps can help students and adults who have learning disabilities like dysgraphia or dyslexia with their written expression. These are LD-friendly.
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Scooped by Kathleen McClaskey |
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Kathleen McClaskey's insight:
Darla Hatton and her daughter, Kaila (who is dyslexic) personally researched and/or tested these 25 mobile apps in December 2012 on the iPhone and iPad. They note: "New editions may change the nature of an app, making it less LD-friendly. “New” may not mean “better” for you.. They can make the writing process a bit easier and even fun! Not every app will be a “perfect fit” for everyone who has LD, but with a little testing, you can figure out which one works best for your child or teen’s individual needs."
Solid advice for those who struggle with disabilties that affect reading and writing.
For Title I schools, iPad apps offer an engagingly new way for struggling readers to practice skills.