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Entrepreneurs and people with dyslexia develop psychological resilience through adversity. Psychological resilience is a process supported by traits such as optimism and self-control. Parents can help children develop resilience through challenging yet manageable tasks. Read More: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/unlocking-language/202410/do-you-have-the-entrepreneurial-spirit

Cultivating Cognitive Diversity Benefits Everyone: Exploring Nonverbal Strengths in People with Dyslexia.  Despite today’s rapid growth of scientific and technological knowledge, truly innovative activity is actually declining. Here, we distinguish between innovations that augment existing streams of knowledge versus innovations that disrupt them. The latter renders the old obsolete and propels science and technology forward […]

WRGB – The International Dyslexia Association estimates the learning disorder affects roughly one in five people. For young students, it can have a negative impact on learning, especially as schools continue to face a shortage of special education teachers. Could artificial intelligence (AI) be part of the solution? Dysolve is an AI program for dyslexia and […]

The language we use to talk about language-based AI may set expectations beyond current capabilities. Conversely, other forms of AI have exceeded expectations by resolving previously intractable problems. Read More:  https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/unlocking-language/202408/how-we-talk-about-ai-is-important-a-case-study

Dyslexia is notoriously difficult to diagnose. Experts estimate the learning disability, which makes it hard to read and understand language, affects between 5 and 20% of children. Coral Hoh is a linguist and CEO of Dysolve, a company based in Lagrangeville, New York that creates generative AI-based programs designed to address dyslexia. Hear the Podcast:  Can […]

When someone has difficulty learning to read, she has dyslexia. Dyslexia is due to inefficient language processing in the brain. Other language functions — speaking, listening comprehension and writing — may also be affected. Here are some things to look for: Speech – difficulty pulling up the right word to say Listening comprehension – difficulty […]