January 2011
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December 2010
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Typefaces for Dyslexia →
Serif fonts, with their ‘ticks’ and ‘tails’ at the end of most strokes (as found in traditional print fonts such as Georgia or Times New Roman), tend to obscure the shapes of letters, so sans-serif fonts are generally preferred. Many dyslexic people also find it easier to read a font that looks similar to hand writing as they are familiar with this style, and some teachers prefer them....
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Typefaces for Dyslexia →
Serif fonts, with their ‘ticks’ and ‘tails’ at the end of most strokes (as found in traditional print fonts such as Georgia or Times New Roman), tend to obscure the shapes of letters, so sans-serif fonts are generally preferred. Many dyslexic people also find it easier to read a font that looks similar to hand writing as they are familiar with this style, and some teachers prefer them....
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HoodieRipper: Cheer →
Hey, it’s New Year’s Eve, so here’s a sweet little New Year’s themed story for you all! Hope everyone’s 2011 is better than their 2010!
Bonne année, tout le monde!
hoodieripper:
by Chris Eng, illustration by Cristy C. Road
It was a good New Year’s party by anyone’s estimation. The house was full of people, nothing major had been trashed, a limited amount...
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