Desembaralhando: a mobile application for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writing

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Autor(a) principal: Cidrim,Luciana
Data de Publicação: 2018
Outros Autores: Braga,Pedro Henrique Magalhães, Madeiro,Francisco
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista CEFAC (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Purpose: to present a new application for mobile devices, referred to as Desembaralhando, for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writring. Methods: the development of the application is the result of a set of clinical and speech therapy information and experiences, which points out frequency of letter mirroring as a challenging problem in children with dyslexia. The application, developed in the light of the multisensory approach, was created by a multidisciplinary team of computer scientists, a game designer and a speech therapist, in order to meet users requirements, such as appropriate fonts and colors. Results: the activities stimulate phonological awareness skills from the association between images and words, audio aids, as well as an original function that is the rotational movement of letters b/d and a/e, which facilitates the perception of the visual layout of the letters. Conclusions: guidelines such as the choice of typography and interface colors appropriate to dyslexic children are used to favor intervention, in order to minimize the difficulties of these children regarding letters mirroring.
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title Desembaralhando: a mobile application for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writing
spellingShingle Desembaralhando: a mobile application for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writing
Cidrim,Luciana
Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
Dyslexia
Reading
Handwriting
Technology
title_short Desembaralhando: a mobile application for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writing
title_full Desembaralhando: a mobile application for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writing
title_fullStr Desembaralhando: a mobile application for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writing
title_full_unstemmed Desembaralhando: a mobile application for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writing
title_sort Desembaralhando: a mobile application for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writing
author Cidrim,Luciana
author_facet Cidrim,Luciana
Braga,Pedro Henrique Magalhães
Madeiro,Francisco
author_role author
author2 Braga,Pedro Henrique Magalhães
Madeiro,Francisco
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Cidrim,Luciana
Braga,Pedro Henrique Magalhães
Madeiro,Francisco
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
Dyslexia
Reading
Handwriting
Technology
topic Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
Dyslexia
Reading
Handwriting
Technology
description ABSTRACT Purpose: to present a new application for mobile devices, referred to as Desembaralhando, for intervention in the problem of dyslexic children mirror writring. Methods: the development of the application is the result of a set of clinical and speech therapy information and experiences, which points out frequency of letter mirroring as a challenging problem in children with dyslexia. The application, developed in the light of the multisensory approach, was created by a multidisciplinary team of computer scientists, a game designer and a speech therapist, in order to meet users requirements, such as appropriate fonts and colors. Results: the activities stimulate phonological awareness skills from the association between images and words, audio aids, as well as an original function that is the rotational movement of letters b/d and a/e, which facilitates the perception of the visual layout of the letters. Conclusions: guidelines such as the choice of typography and interface colors appropriate to dyslexic children are used to favor intervention, in order to minimize the difficulties of these children regarding letters mirroring.
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