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dyslexia aids & equipment
Pagemark™ Dictionary
Specially designed to slot between the pages of a book, this slim format dictionary contains the entire contents of the Compact Oxford English Dictionary, providing definitions and phrases to over 145,000 words.
145,000 word Dictionary
Ultra thin bookmark format - slides easily into any book
Phonetic spell-correction
Create your own Study List
Confusables
Databank for 50 names and numbers
Time and date function with local and world time
Calculator
Metric and currency convertor
Quicktionary Reading Pen (Oxford Dictionary)
Designed specifically for people with dyslexia who require support with reading, the Reading Pen is an ideal tool to help with reading words that the user can't spell, pronounce or comprehend. The Reading Pen promotes independent and inclusive learning as it reduces the need for additional support; in other words students and adults can continue reading and studying without asking for help from colleagues or teachers. Available from: Iansyst, website: dyslexic.com.
list of useful equipment:
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Dictionaries.
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Computer Software.
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Games
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Maths
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Reading Books.
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Work Books.
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Dyslexia Testing.
The British Dyslexic Computer Committee
The British Dyslexia Association (BDA) has some excellent booklets on examinations and concessions.
These can be obtained from the BDA website:
www.bda-dyslexia.org.uk