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Explainable AI Tool Promises Early Dyslexia Detection with Unprecedented Accuracy, Potentially Revolutionizing Education
A newly published study on arXiv by researcher Nora Fink reveals a groundbreaking tool that uses advanced deep learning to ...
They spoke out against their employer. Then trade secrets law was used against them.
Companies have hit whistleblowers with trade secrets suits over actions like saving code to GitHub or printing documents for remote work.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation3d
How to talk to kids about disability – and why it's important
It's something many parents will be familiar with. You're out in public, when your child sees someone with disability and loudly blurts something out about why that person looks different.
Seattle Times4d
Disability services: ‘Let’s be the voices for those who need a boost’
Re: “Parents’ plea: Preserve funding for disability services” (Feb. 1 ... please email the reporter or submit a letter to be considered for publication in our Opinion section.
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Families Unaware of How Alternate Assessments Impact Students with Disabilities
Jeurry, who is now 26 and was diagnosed with a mild intellectual disability after graduating high school, requested that his ...
The Scranton Times-Tribune29d
Letter: Federal disability payments are not welfare
Editor: In 2025, about 9 million Americans rely on steady payments from the Social Security Disability Insurance system to remain financially afloat. Unfortunately, there are those (mainly on the ...
JD Supra11d
Affordable Care Act Section 1557 New Language Accessibility Requirements
Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age ...
Evening Chronicle8d
DWP told to drop 'cruel' plans to cut disability benefits after landmark court ruling
including the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Disability Rights UK, have penned a letter to the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Liz Kendall. They caution that the UK Government must ...
Newsday9d
Musings: Language matters; it's time to drive out the R-word
In recent years, our public and private dialogues have grown increasingly coarse. With this roughness, we have witnessed the troubling return of the R-word. According to the Special Olympics, when ...
The Irish Times16d
Letters to the Editor, January 27th: On the State and disability services, and school meals programme
Sir, – While the recent Irish Times editorial on disability services is welcome ... Yours, etc, Sir, – With reference to Goretti Horgan’s letter (January 24th), which referred to “The ...
CBC.ca21d
Appeal planned after challenge of Sask. government's disability program dismissed
The organization behind a legal challenge against the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID) program plans to launch an appeal after its lawsuit was dismissed. Peter Gilmer ...
The Irish Times27d
Letters to the Editor, January 16th: On the shape of the new government, and child disability services
When it comes to child disability health services and education, nothing has changed since Covid. Parents continue to be forced into High Court actions to secure education and therapy services.