Mothers, metaphors and dyslexia: What language reveals about the challenges of a child's learning disability
Once the mothers had a word—dyslexia—to identify the cause of their child's difficulties, they dived headfirst into research, ...
Christianity Today19h
And the Word Became Accessible: Publishers Release Dyslexia-Friendly Bibles
Lifeway Christian Resources has made two dyslexia-friendly versions of its Christian Standard Bible (CSB): CSB Grace Bible ...
Cape and Islands NPR1d
Mashpee Wampanoag teacher helps design national survey of Indigenous languages
jessie little doe baird of the Wôpanâak Language Reclamation Project is on a mission to bring the language back to her people ...
How we developed sign language for ten of the trickiest climate change terms
Rather than literally translating English words, experts have focused on visually representing the underlying concepts for ...
The Straits Times25d
New e-book on Singapore Sign Language among latest efforts to raise visibility of local signing
or “City Hall MRT station” in sign language ... local sign language and raise its visibility here. It is an introduction to SgSL and its significance, containing common words and uniquely ...
ZME Science27d
Can you think without words? Neuroscientist explains why language isn’t required for deep thinking
They have no words, yet they think — perhaps in ways we don’t yet fully understand. This question — whether language and thought are fundamentally linked — has been the subject of a lively ...
Scientific American28d
You Don’t Need Words to Think
Is language needed in some form for these species-specific achievements? Do we require words or syntax as scaffolding to construct the things we think about? Or do the brain’s cognitive regions ...