There are many children (and adults) in our society who have dyslexia and it is something that must be normalized in schools to be able to give them the support and the necessary support they need to be able to develop normally in reading and writing. Until not long ago, the topic "dyslexia" in some schools was something strange and difficult to understand, with many boys and girls suffering the negative consequences of this ignorance on the part of teaching professionals.
But little by little this has been fading and dyslexia is becoming more and more normalized in schools, something that, without a doubt, children are beginning to benefit because they can be helped according to their characteristics and needs. But they should also receive support at home and one way is for parents to help them with homework or also with fun tools such as mobile applications.
There is a great app called Lollipops (If you want the English version you would have to look for it as Dyseggxia), it is also very fun and helps children who have dyslexia to overcome their reading and comprehension problems. Because I want to emphasize that children with dyslexia may not have the same learning rate, it may cost them a bit more ... but they can have an excellent level of comprehension and reading if they try hard enough, but especially if they are supported and trusted in their possibilities.
Returning to the application, I must say that the exercises are scientifically designed to deal with those reading and writing errors characteristic of the boys and girls with dyslexia, fruit of a study of real cases. It has a large number of exercises and works with such important things as the omission, substitution, derivation or separation of words.
Feel free to download it at iOs, for Android is still in the testing phase, but we will wait patiently.