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What should you know about dyslexia to support people who have it? And are dyslexic people disabled? This post aims to review some of these questions and define some classifications.
At first thought, the benefits of captioning may not seem so obvious. In this blog post, we’ll reveal some of the most compelling reasons for adding captions to learning materials.
Acquired neurodiversity is a type of neurodivergence that can impact individuals in different ways. To explain more, let’s get into some details about acquired neurodiversity and its impact on the people who have it.
Knowing how to take notes is often something we take for granted but there are proven methods and employing one or a mixture of these can make all the difference to your chances of success at work or whilst in education.
At CareScribe, we like to think we know a thing or two about Assistive Technology (AT). And while our products are perfect examples of a high-quality assistive technology tools, we wanted to share a broader view of assistive tech in higher education.
People with disabilities face barriers to employment and Access to Work helps them overcome them with practical, government-funded support. In this post, we’ll explain more about the Access to Work scheme and how to apply for funds.