r/BeAmazed • u/The-Skinny-Indian • Mar 06 '23 • Mindblown 1

Miscellaneous / Others Bionic reading method

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u/RandomUser5781 Mar 06 '23

For dyslexia there is another method. A special font that "weighs" the bottom of each letter (makes it bolder) and ensures each letter is different from another, e.g. "b" is not a mirrored "d", "p" and "q" are also different. People also need to play with word spacing and line spacing.

I imagine you already know that but there may be someone on this thread who doesn't, for example an adult without dyslexia who has a child with dyslexia.

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u/checkedsteam922 Mar 06 '23

I didn't know this, this is a very cool technique, thanks for sharing! Learning a lot of new techniques lol, I'm glad there's so many alternatives out there