Dyslexia friendly books might not be relevant for dyslexic kids’ desire to read. Dyslexics say it is important to find kids’ high interest topics. We’re looking to support kids to read with less stress.
To support and empower children to communicate their fears we’ve created the picture book. It is about fears who live inside everyone’s heads and grow bigger until we speak about them.
The full Omoguru Reader app review as we received it from Owen. He is sure a more digitally orientated dyslexic would find it a huge asset to their arsenal.
The study proves shorter lines facilitate reading in those who struggle with reading. One of the key benefits of Omoguru solutions is that provides a few words per line.
Reading is important. We all know that. But to explore all positive sides we need to empower dyslexics to develop their full potential in education and workplaces.
Educational App Store trailed the Omoguru app with 2 primary and 4 secondary aged dyslexic students. Each child reported that it helped them to read and all gave the Omoguru a thumbs up.
