This Kickstarter Book Illuminates What it's Like to Be Dyslexic
Sarah Dos Santos — November 5, 2013 — Lifestyle
References: kickstarter & psfk
Sam Barclay, a Kickstarter user from the United Kingdom, designed a book that illustrates what it's like to be dyslexic, have a lack of education or have English as a second or third language.
The struggle to read is a daily thing and the author intended this book to help show how it feels. As outlined in the Kickstarter user's introduction, "People with reading difficulty are often capable of thinking in ways that others aren't and as a result are capable of true greatness, yet these people are often misunderstood and treated unfairly as a result."
The hope is that the book will provide readers with a beautiful, designed experience that also shows what it's like to be dyslexic or struggle with reading. The book is meant to be a coffee table accessory that would encourage whoever picks it up to take a different outlook on reading.
The struggle to read is a daily thing and the author intended this book to help show how it feels. As outlined in the Kickstarter user's introduction, "People with reading difficulty are often capable of thinking in ways that others aren't and as a result are capable of true greatness, yet these people are often misunderstood and treated unfairly as a result."
The hope is that the book will provide readers with a beautiful, designed experience that also shows what it's like to be dyslexic or struggle with reading. The book is meant to be a coffee table accessory that would encourage whoever picks it up to take a different outlook on reading.
Trend Themes
1. Dyslexia Awareness - Creating products and services that raise awareness and understanding of dyslexia, promoting empathy and inclusivity.
2. Inclusive Education - Developing innovative approaches to education that cater to individuals with learning disabilities, ensuring equal opportunities and support.
3. Multilingual Learning - Exploring tools and resources that assist individuals with English as a second or third language to enhance their reading and comprehension skills.
Industry Implications
1. Publishing - Opportunities for publishers to create books and materials that depict the experiences and challenges faced by individuals with learning disabilities.
2. Edtech - Developing educational technologies that address the unique needs of students with learning disabilities, providing tailored learning experiences and support.
3. Design - Incorporating inclusive design principles to create products and experiences that accommodate individuals with diverse reading abilities.
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