Assistive technology for dyslexia includes tools and software designed to support reading, writing, and comprehension. These can range from text-to-speech programs, which read aloud digital or printed text, to speech-to-text software that helps with writing. Other tools, like dyslexia-friendly fonts, audiobooks, and reading rulers, make text more accessible. By reducing barriers to learning, assistive technology empowers individuals with dyslexia to build confidence and develop essential literacy skills.
Maddie is a fourth-grade student with a Specific Learning Disability, dyslexia. I met with Maddie's school team while advocating for her at the annual IEP meeting. Advocating for Assistive Technology tools for students with an IEP is very important. Maddie and other...
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