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Accessibility Tools - Office of E-Learning | Stockton University

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From a teaching and learning perspective, disabilities can be divided into four major categories: vision, hearing, physical mobility, and cognition. Many students with accessibility challenges have already been working with tools that support their learning. However, adjustments may be needed to materials that faculty members include in their courses or offices include on their web pages.

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Jisc TechDis is a leading UK advisory service on technologies for inclusion. We explore and promote inclusive practices, resources and advice for learning an...

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The Northamptonshire Dyslexia Association (NDA)

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The Northamptonshire Dyslexia Association (NDA)

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Support Resources: British Dyslexia Association website

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Support Resources: British Dyslexia Association website

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This is the virtual learning platform specifically for Northamptonshire Adult Learning Service. The intention of the site is that it offers information, resource bank / sharing, and an additional teaching tool for some learners. Although there is a general administrator for Moodle, the design and content is a shared Management and user responsibility.

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Crossbow Education | Visual Stress | Dyslexia resources

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Crossbow Education | Visual Stress | Dyslexia resources

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Crossbow Education | Visual Stress | Dyslexia resources

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Dyslexia teaching resources and Visual Stress Support including coloured overlays, reading rulers and tinted exercise books.

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Welcome to ADDISS, The National Train your child to do what you want them to do. Easy to follow steps for disciplining without yelling, arguing or smacking. proven successful programme. Attention Deficit Disorder Information and Support Service.
We provide people-friendly information and resources about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder to anyone who needs assistance - parents, sufferers, teachers or health professionals. Whatever you're looking for in ADHD, we'll do our best to help.

This website contains just a fraction of the information that we have on ADHD. If you would like to know more, visit our Bookstore. It has a wide range of resources about all aspects of ADHD and associated conditions, with special sections for parents, children, teenagers and professionals.

If you would like to talk to someone about ADHD, telephone us on 020 8952 2800, or you can send us an e-mail if you have any questions or need more information about anything you see on this site.

ADDISS is a proud member of ADHD Europe, an organisation founded to advance the rights of, and advocate on every level throughout Europe for people affected by AD/HD and co-morbid conditions in order to help them reach their full potential.
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1 2 3 Magic Practitioner training courses for 2023

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ADHD Awareness Month 2020 - Common Questions, Reliable Answers

Working in partnership with organisations around the globe, we've reached out to people with ADHD and their families across the globe to find the most commonly asked questions. We've taken these questions to world-leading ADHD experts, who have given us answers you can rely on! Check out these answers at adhdawarenessmonth.org. For more information, visit our 2019 project website on myths and facts at adhdisreal.org.

COVID-19 and ADHD

ADDISS is determined to continue supporting people with ADHD during these difficult times, and we appreciate the support of each and every one of our members and the ADHD community. For more information on how to access support during this crisis, pleasesee our Facebook page, where you can get in touch if you need us.

We know that this pandemic is creating new challenges for people with ADHD, so we'd like to share this guidance from the European ADHD Guidelines Group - click here to view a PDF article.

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We now have a dedicated page listing several ways you can help support us in our work. Please follow HOW TO SUPPORT US
THIS LINK for more information.

We are pleased to announce a new and exciting way to support ADDISS that won't cost you a penny. In fact, it could even save you money on your online shopping! A NEW WAY TO SUPPORT ADDISS... THAT COULD EVEN SAVE YOU MONEY!

We have partnered with Savoo who will donate to ADDISS every time you search online via their website. In fact, you can make it even easier by making "https://www.savoo.co.uk/#addiss" your default search engine! It's totally free, and would help us a great deal.

All you have to do is follow this link, click "Support this cause", set up a free account, and start searching!

Savoo is also a great way to save money. If you visit Savoo, click "Support this cause", and set up an account you can find voucher codes for hundreds of your favourite shops including Boots, John Lewis, Amazon, and many many more. Every time you use one of those voucher codes Savoo will donate to ADDISS, and you will save money on your shopping!

And, if you're shopping with Amazon, use Amazon Smile instead of the normal amazon.co.uk - If you make ADDISS your chosen charity, Amazon will donate a small percentage of their profit from your purchase to ADDISS at NO COST to you!

For more information on this and other ways to support ADDISS, click here

WHO'S IN CHARGE AT YOUR HOUSE?
Put Yourself back in control.

The 1 2 3 Magic programme is highly recommended by ADDISS as behavioural intervention for children with ADHD and other challenging behaviours. We have now trained over 200 practitioners to deliver this programme to parents in the UK. Please contact us to find if there is a group running near you.

Buy the 1-2-3 Magic Book on-line now for £13.50 including Postage and packing.
Just click here.

NOW AVAILABLE
The Tipping Points
By Phil Anderton PhD
What professionals should recognise as the social impact of ADHD.
Retired police officer Phil Anderton brings us a unique book looking at how young people with poorly managed ADHD are at risk of following a path into crime, substance misuse, anti-social behaviour and personal danger, and outlines ways to reduce those risks with easy to follow and pragmatic text and checklists. The book, the first of its kind also has advice for magistrates and the police when coming into contact with these young people.
Order your copy now for
£9.99 plus £1.50 postage
You can buy it online now. Just click here

"As an adult who has ADHD, from childhood, and I have had my fair share of issues with the police and courts as a consequence, I really appreciate the interest in this subject being taken by Phil Anderton. This book should be read by anyone and everyone who deals with youngsters who have the disorder, if the people who looked after me had recognised my Tipping Points and done right by me, I might not have the criminal record that I have."
Gary Sendall, Founder WADDSUPP, adult ADHD support group in the Wirrall

"Many books seek to promote awareness of ADHD among the public but very few do so with as splendid a combination of science and compassion as does Mr. Anderton in this up-to-the-minute summation of what parents and others should know about ADHD and its management."
Professor Russell Barkley, SUNY Upstate Medical School

"This book is very welcome – it takes the lessons from the scientific study of ADHD and applies them to a social and justice perspective. It deserves to be read widely, especially by those who doubt whether the individual's vulnerability of ADHD is relevant to how society should react."
Professor Eric Taylor, King's College London, Institute of Psychiatry, London

"Phil Anderton, an experienced police officer, has seen that many who get in trouble with the law have ADHD. In this book he clearly describes what ADHD is and makes very practical suggestions for how those with ADHD can be powerfully helped by appropriate treatment. His approach is sensible, compassionate, and desperately needed."
Professor Thomas E. Brown, Ph.D. Dept of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine

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RAISING FUNDS FOR ADDISS AND RAISING AWARENESS. ADHD is REAL

You can help raise funds for the national ADHD Charity ADDISS. At the same time you will be helping to raise awareness about ADHD by purchasing our Shopping Trolley Token Keyrings and/or the National ADHD Charity Wristband. Maybe you'd even like your own personal ADDISS Stress Brain! Click the picture for larger images and order details.

Phone: 020 8952 2800

Press enquiries
020 8952 1515

e-mail: info@addiss.co.uk

ADDISS
P O Box 340
Edgware
Middlesex
HA8 9HL

Registered Charity 1070827

Please give your support and help to raise much needed funds by making a donation to ADDISS.

We have now teamed up with Just Giving.com to create a secure method for making donations to ADDISS or for raising funds through various events.

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Welcome to ADDISS, The National Train your child to do what you want them to do. Easy to follow steps for disciplining without yelling, arguing or smacking. proven successful programme. Attention Deficit Disorder Information and Support Service. We provide people-friendly information and resources about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder to anyone who needs assistance - parents, sufferers, teachers or health professionals.

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Dyscalculia affects individuals over their life span. Children with dyscalculia fall behind early in primary school, and may develop anxiety or a strong dislike of maths. In secondary school they are likely to struggle to pass maths and science courses and find their career options reduced.

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Dyspraxia Foundation | Dyspraxia Awareness | UK | Children - Adults

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Dyspraxia Foundation | Dyspraxia Awareness | UK | Children - Adults

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Supporting individuals and families affected by dyspraxia/DCD

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Dyslexia Information | Find out about Dyslexia | Being Dyslexic

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Dyslexia Information | Find out about Dyslexia | Being Dyslexic

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Dyslexia Information | Find out about Dyslexia | Being Dyslexic

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Being Dyslexic is a website for anyone with dyslexia, or anyone interested in finding out about dyslexia. Packed full of dyslexia information and the largest dyslexia forums on the internet.

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BDA Technology | Technology support for all dyslexic people

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BDA Technology | Technology support for all dyslexic people

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https://bdanewtechnologies.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/frontpage.mp3

Welcome to the website of the British Dyslexia Association New Technologies Committee!

B.D.A. NTC is a committee of the British Dyslexia Association (B.D.A.), who over many years have been concerned with all aspects of technology and how they can assist dyslexic people.

Please note that all the products mentioned have been found useful by some dyslexic users. All dyslexic people are different, and no product suits everyone.

Hear our pages.

For text to speech with dual highlighting, download free Browsealoud or drag the Browsealoud Plus link to your browser, courtesy of Texthelp.

Do leave a reply at the bottom of a page, or send your questions about I.C.T. and dyslexia directly to B.D.A. tech for a private, personal reply. Please note that any unsolicited marketing emails to this address will be ignored and deleted as junk mail.

See more information.

B.D.A. is a member of
BATA, British Assistive Technology Association.

This page is only an introduction! Click on the Pages links to the right, to go straight to pages with lots more detailed information. If you have an iPad, use Menu to see the Site Map on the right. For iPods and iPhones, go to the bottom of the page and select 'View Full Site'. Then you can see the menu and have the opportunity to search. Or look at the Contents list.

More about NTC.

NTC members have a professional or personal interest in how people with dyslexia can use technology to help them develop strategies for coping with using literacy at school, college, work or everyday living.

The expertise of the members of the committee includes dyslexics, teachers, I.T. professionals and parents.

We look at new developments in hardware and software and attempt to evaluate how useful they are in helping dyslexic people to work more independently.

See the profiles of B.D.A. NTC members Powerpoint.

This blog is complementary to, and additional to, the main B.D.A. website, where you can find out about all other aspects concerning dyslexia.

Many of the products mentioned in B.D.A. tech pages, are available from B.D.A. store.

Policy on Comments.

We have been very flattered by all the positive comments on the content of our site that we have received, but have decided that we shall only display the ones that are specific queries or are stimulating further discussion. This is to stop the site becoming too cluttered. Thanks for your support and hope you keep looking in!

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Welcome to the website of the British Dyslexia Association New Technologies Committee! B.D.A. NTC is a committee of the British Dyslexia Association (B.D.A.), who over many years have been concerned with all aspects of technology and how they can assist dyslexic people. Please note that all the products mentioned have been found useful by some...