Dys Training
Airy, reassuring exercises for dyslexic pupils
Reading and writing exercises designed for dyslexic pupils: questions about a text, picking the right answer, sentences to put in order, syllable labels to drag, spoken answers and words to complete. An adult creates or adapts the exercises (text, photo, document), follows progress and sets the encouragement messages.
Audience : Dyslexic pupils, teachers and familiesLevel : Primary school
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What the app does
- Six activities: written or dictated questions, big-box quiz, sentences to put in order, syllable labels, spoken answers, words to complete.
- Exercises provided in French, English and Indonesian, which the adult can edit.
- Soft marking: a spelling mistake does not hide a good understanding, and letter mix-ups are noted.
- Exercises created from a text, a photo or a document, with copyright-free pictures.
- Pupil profiles, tracking of time, successes and mix-ups, spoken recordings to listen to.
- Feedback messages the adult can edit, in each language.
How it works
- 1ChooseThe pupil picks an activity and an exercise.
- 2AnswerBy tapping, writing, dictating or speaking aloud.
- 3Be encouragedGentle feedback, with a hint and the sentence of the text that helps.
- 4FollowThe adult sees the time spent, the successes and the mix-ups.
Why it is useful
- Airy screens, not overloaded, easy to read for dyslexic pupils.
- After a mistake, the pupil sees the helpful sentence of the text instead of starting from scratch.
- The adult stays in control: they create, edit and assign the exercises.
- Profiles, results and recordings stay on the device.
Good to know
- The provided exercises, marking, activities and tracking are free, even with limited access.
- Photo reading by Google uses credits (about 2 credits); AI question creation uses about 1.5 per request. Your balance is shown in “My Ardoisia account”.
- Features that use Google’s Gemini AI need an adult’s consent (a tick box): Google’s terms reserve them for adults.
- The language of the provided exercises follows the language chosen at the top of the screen; the adult can also create an exercise in another language.