Build trauma-informed, dyslexia-friendly educational software, interfaces, and learning activities.
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Design a dyslexia-friendly math practice page for students aged 8-10 using trauma-informed principles. Include clear hierarchy, low-distraction colors, large typography, a text-to-speech button, and step-by-step task cards. Output the interface structure and component specs.
An accessible lesson page plan with layout, components, interactions, and accessibility notes.
Review the following instructional copy for dyslexic learners and trauma-affected students. Identify any stressful, ambiguous, or reading-heavy parts, and suggest a gentler, more readable rewrite: 'Today you must complete all questions independently, or you will fall behind.'
A content review with risk notes and a rewritten, learner-friendly version.
Create a multisensory activity for elementary English vocabulary learning that supports dyslexic students. Combine visual cues, voice input, drag-and-drop matching, and brief physical actions. Explain the learning goal, interaction pattern, and feedback mechanism for each step.
A multisensory activity design including flow, learning goals, interaction details, and feedback methods.
Create and retrieve student records through an AI-powered teacher assistant tool.
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Give AI assistants persistent memory, semantic search, and project analysis capabilities.
Connect AI assistants to Moodle for course access, resource retrieval, and search.
Search programming topics and suggest practice for AI study assistance.
Compute math reliably and retrieve study materials with citation-backed answers.