Albert Einstein Interviewed about Dyslexia
The following is an interview performed by Ofer Chermesh, the founder of Ghotit, the leading writing assistive technology for dyslexics, and Mr. Albert Einstein, the man synonymous with the word...
View ArticleDyslexia, Writing Assistive Technology and Grammar Correction
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? English grammar is not straightforward. As in many languages, English too … Read more →
View ArticleSeeing Your Dyslexic Child’s Writing For The First Time
Millions of kids have recently started going to school worldwide, about 10% of them suffering from dyslexia. As the year unfolds, some parents of first and second graders will see for the first time...
View Article10 Reasons why it is Difficult for Person with Dyslexia to Spell Correctly
1) It is difficult for a person with dyslexia to break words into phonemes/discrete sounds. 2) The more phonemes/discrete sounds a word possesses, the bigger the challenge of deconstructing a word...
View ArticleMom – My Personal Spell Checker
When I started to learn to write (in the mid 70s) there were no personal computers and no available computer word processors. As a terrible dyslexic speller, I had only one spell checker available – my...
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Ghotit revolutionizes writing experience for people with dyslexia
Ghotit released innovative context-based spell checker enabling people with bad spelling to write correctly Dyslexia is the most prevalent of all known learning disabilities. According to the National...
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A Dyslexic Blogger
If someone would review my writing history, he would see that my average sentence length is about three to five words. It is not that I do not have intelligent thoughts to communicate, but simply that...
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My Dyslexia and Phonological Processing
First of all I will begin with a short explanation what is Phonological Processing and how it is related to dyslexics. Phonological processing is the ability to see or hear a word, break it down to...
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Dyslexia, Writing Assistive Technology and Text-to-Speech
People with dyslexia usually have a hard time in both reading and writing. Letters and words get jumbled up in their minds during both reading and writing processes. Reading abilities may be affected...
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A Dyslexic Spell Checker – Holic
A few days ago I went to sort out some open bureaucracy issue. After an hour of presenting my case to the clerk, the clerk handed me a form and I was asked to write on the spot my request. Suddenly I...
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