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Balancing Work and Parenting How AI Can Help: As parents, we often find ourselves torn between career responsibilities and the desire to be present for every moment of our child's growth. Aidroo Technology offers a solution to this common dilemma. Our AI-powered platform allows you to stay connected to your child's world, even when you're physically apart. By providing real-time insights into your child's activities, behaviors, and developmental milestones, Aidroo helps you maintain a strong connection with your child despite a busy schedule. This continuous stream of information ensures that you never miss out on important moments or subtle changes in your child's life.  With Aidroo, you can confidently focus on your work, knowing that you're still actively engaged in your child's development. #development #children #childrensdevelopment #edtech #advancedtechnology

1. Dyslexia affects up to one in five children globally, presenting challenges for educators and families. 2. Dr. Coral Hoh describes dyslexia as a "code error in the brain’s reading system," complicating word recognition. 3. Hoh's startup, Dysolve, founded in 2017, uses A.I. to create dynamic games that identify individual learning challenges. 4. Traditional dyslexia treatments can cost over $20,000 annually, while Dysolve offers a more affordable solution at $1,000 per year. 5. The A.I. platform assesses language processing inefficiencies and generates tailored games to address identified issues. 6. The program is user-friendly, allowing children to engage independently while dynamically adjusting to their progress. 7. A.I. is successfully aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of various neurological disorders, showing promise in improving outcomes. 8. Users of Dysolve have shown significant improvement, with some progressing from the bottom 25th percentile to the 50th percentile in a year.

Who better to explain the #InnovateUKFunded tech than a 3-year-old? :-) Avery loves Thomas the Tank Engine and maps the character names, e.g., Ben. He doesn’t need to wait to learn the letters though—that learning is secondary! The focus is on the speech sounds in the right order using the speech sound monsters (Phonemies). The tech does the rest! #MySpeekie Starting school as readers who read what THEY want, for pleasure, is the by-product, not the goal. My goal is to ensure no child struggles to learn to read. We don’t wait to find out if they are autistic, have ADHD, or are dyslexic—we just send them to school as avid pattern seekers with great phonemic awareness who can communicate with spoken or written words.

Many people joke about not having a 'maths brain' but for Alfie Barker, who lives with the learning disability dyscalculia, numbers and maths are incomprehensible. Researchers believe one in seven young people have the learning disorder. If undiagnosed, it can have long-lasting consequences for individuals. Read the full story ➡️ https://ab.co/4dF4HrY Stay in the know with the ABC NEWS App ➡️ https://ab.co/abcnewsapp #Dycalculia #Dyslexia #LearningDisability

🚀 Empowering student mental health with tech! 💡 Your next big idea: A Student Mental Health Support Chatbot. In the midst of academic, social, and personal challenges, this AI-driven chatbot provides round-the-clock support and resources to students. It's not just an investment in a growing market, but a contribution to mental well-being and a step towards a supportive educational environment. What do you think? Share your thoughts!

My youngest son (14 years) has ADHD and Dyslexia, which makes learning in 'old school' environments quite difficult. The kid is super smart, his brain just works a little differently to what is considered the 'norm'. BUT he has learned to use how his brain works to his absolute advantage and paired with improvements in tech is absolutely nailing school. Talk to text to draft his essay, text to speech for when he can't get documents in dyslexic font, GenAI to check his understanding of questions and help focus his creativity. He is constantly learning and experimenting on himself, not accepting that the old way is the only way or that change requires too much time. The 'norm' is changing again with the generations and some organisations are yet to grasp that. If we aren't rethinking, ideating, experimenting and creating on how we can use tools like GenAI, Common Synthetic Environments, Virtual COPs to support our workforce planning, training, operations and leaders then we are not doing enough. Like they said when building the Six Million Dollar Man: We have the technology.

🛑 You HAVE to watch this! 🎥 Did you know 40% of the worlds 🌎 great innovators are dyslexic? 🤩 It’s Dyslexia Awareness Month so we’ll be sharing various pieces of useful content from the amazing 😻 Made By Dyslexia. They’re asking their community to help them in their mission to teach the world the brilliance of Dyslexic Thinking by doing 3 simple things: 1️⃣ Learn about Dyslexic Thinking and take their free workplace and education training. 2️⃣ Share the knowledge and courses with your workplace or network. 3️⃣ Look out for change! It happens when we all act together. #bravewins #wearebrave #CollectiveAction #DyslexicThinking #MadeByDyslexia #Dyslexia #dyslexicu https://lnkd.in/ejSsympY

Dyslexia can make learning in the classroom a real challenge, but did you know that introducing some clever bits of tech can make a huge difference? Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3SLEwqE #technology #dyslexia #dyslexicthinking #neurodiverse #dyslexiafirst #warrington #liverpool #dyslexiaassessement #diagnosis #blog

🌟 Calling all moms! 🌟 Meet Archhana Agarwaal and Aditi Mittal, the founders of Joonify. Like any other mother, they faced the challenge of trying to understand what their child’s true passions were. From sports to music, arts, coding - there were just too many options and directions. Feeling overwhelmed, they set on a mission to simplify this journey for all parents. Teaming up with talent advisors, child psychologists, and tech innovators, they created an AI assessment platform that delves deep into understanding your child. The result? A game-changing 14+ page report that unveils your child’s true talents, personality, strengths, interests, and the best-suited learning path. Ready to nurture your child’s full potential? We’re celebrating every mother out there this month with a special 50% off on the report. Comment ‘Mother’s Day’ below to avail the offer. Tag a mom to spread the joy! 🎉 #MothersDay #ChildPsychology #AI #EDTech #Education #Parenting #EarlyEducation

https://lnkd.in/gwznN-8r Shout Out to All You Dyslexic Kids Now Rocking It as Adults Hey everyone on LinkedIn, let’s cut straight to the chase: if you grew up feeling a bit off-beat because of dyslexia, this one's for you. And for everyone else? It’s time to tune in—because embracing diverse minds is where true innovation starts. Take it from someone who’s been there. Facing a neuroma in my foot, I chucked the conventional advice to cut the nerve and instead, thought up a way to shrink it and save the function. Crazy? Maybe. Effective? Absolutely. Fifteen years later and I'm still on my feet, literally. This approach isn’t just about medical wins. It’s about every kid who's been in those weirdly uncomfortable school chairs, struggling to make sense of letters and words, and now, making waves in their fields. People like Edison and Musk? They were those kids. They turned their so-called disadvantages into the fuel that powered their innovations. So, here’s what I’m saying: Next time you meet someone who doesn’t fit the mold, don’t count them out. Dig deeper. They might just be the mastermind who’ll take your team, your company, or even the world to the next level. Let's stop overlooking the potential in “different.” Because in this fast-moving world, different is exactly what we need. Keep rocking it, and let’s make sure we support the next generation of out-of-the-box thinkers. They might just be the secret ingredient we’ve all been looking for.