“Not being able to read textbooks” is not a lack of talent. Creating a new normal in education where learning options can be chosen like a “buffet.” We will create a society where dyslexia is not called a “disability.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the specific characteristics of dyslexia?

A: It is a type of learning disability characterized by specific difficulties in reading and writing, despite normal intellectual development. It takes time to recognize characters and understand sentences.

Q: What is a 'learning buffet'?

A: It refers to an environment where children can freely choose learning tools and methods that suit them, such as text-to-speech software, digital textbooks, and kanji component cards.

Q: What activities does Certified NPO EDGE engage in?

A: It aims to spread correct understanding and support for dyslexia, train supporters, conduct awareness activities, and realize a society where individuals with dyslexia can thrive, also participating in legislative processes.