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Adys
A specially designed font that makes it easy for people with mild to moderate dyslexia to read. But it does not irritate people without specific difficulties.
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READING
Adys is the first font for people with dyslexia in Cyrillic. It serves the languages of Western, Central and Eastern Europe – it contains Latin and Cyrillic language tables, as well as many mathematical signs and symbols. This makes it suitable for creating training materials for all ages. And it is especially important for the youngest readers. Adys font contains Bulgarian form of Cyrillic.
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for Dyslexia
Dyslexia is a condition in which the human brain processes visual information differently. It is not related to the level of general intelligence of the individual and is not a prerequisite or condition for poor learning outcomes.
Created with Adys
The Adys font finds a place in many book editions, both for young readers and for older ones. Adys has been used in the preparation of various training materials, as well as in the visual communication of some sites and events.
Adys font testing
In the 2018/2019 school year, a test was conducted for the effectiveness of the Adys font as an assistive technology in teaching children with dyslexia. The study was led by resource teacher and PhD student Teodora Yaramova
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REVIEWS
So far I have used the font in language courses,
in which courses I have had people with dyslexia. Fun
it was when I changed the font of the textbook and the dyslexic
he began to read to everyone's surprise. And people without
dyslexia stopped confusing "rn" with "m" and the like.
Anton Caro
teacher
I'm mostly planning on using this with my Kindle. I installed the
free download from your site and used it there, and it really does
make a world of dierence in a way that I can't quite describe. I
think maybe the best way I could describe it is that the text
seems more stable. I don't feel like I have to chase the text as
much with this font, if that makes any sense.
Joshua Bailey
reader
A special font that
facilitates people with mild to moderate
dyslexia.