Adapting every worksheet to every child
Real examples for parents, teachers and therapists: what actually helps, why it differs from one child to the next, and how not to spend your evenings on it.
Which font for a dyslexic child?
No miracle font: try Andika, Marelle, OpenDyslexic and Luciole on their own text.
5 min read
Colour by number: keep the maths, lose the tiring pencil work
The photo of the sheet becomes a picture you fill in with a click.
4 min read
One dyslexia-friendly worksheet for the whole class: why it is not enough
What helps one pupil can get in another’s way. Examples of needs that clash.
6 min read
Which adaptation for which difficulty?
Fifteen observed difficulties, practical adaptations, in pictures.
9 min read
Adapt once, not every evening
Why a profile that follows the child saves time and helps them become independent.
6 min read
Adapt, don’t replace
No automatic marking, no extra exercises, and how others see the child.
7 min read
A laptop in class, but worksheets on paper
From an unusable scan to an exercise designed for the screen. With demos to try.
8 min read
Children’s data and AI
What DysAdapt does, what adults can do, and the signs to check before choosing a tool.
8 min read
Try it on a real worksheet
Take a photo of a worksheet: DysAdapt makes each child's version from their profile. Demo, no account needed.
Try the demo