Spread the loveFor most kids of school age, recognizing letters and learning to pronounce them comes as easy as possible. However, for children living with Dyslexia, it is typically an uphill task to achieve. Dyslexia is a reading disorder that impedes a child’s early academic development by significantly decreasing the ability to process graphic symbols, especially where it concerns language. Such children may struggle with language development before school age and experience difficulties learning to spell when they eventually enroll in school. Some symptoms commonly exhibited by dyslexic children include reversed letter and word sequences, weak literacy skills, and poor […]

Spread the loveToday, the learning environment is changing, the traditional idea of classrooms is giving way to virtual classrooms, digital devices are fast replacing textbooks allowing teachers and students to have access to a humongous amount of resources, and teachers have shifted their focus towards helping their students acquire and hone relevant skills for the digital age. Despite the conspicuous gains and impacts of technology on learning, there are still concerns over the management and security of learning gadgets. Coupled with the burden of school districts being run on lean budgets and consequently, very small IT crews, this new system […]