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Easy read

Easy read refers to a range of practices for adapting written information. Despite limited and mixed evidence regarding its effectiveness, easy read has increasingly been promoted in public policy and organisational guidelines as a way of improving access to information for people with intellectual disabilities.

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Easy read

Nodes3
Edges2
Triples36
Avg. degree1.33
Density0.666667
Components1

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Easy read

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related to External links · 21
Easy read → About, Abuse, April, Australia, Australian Government, Disability, Easy, Easy Read Standard, Easy Read Version, European, Exploitation, Hurraki Wiki, Information, Neglect, PDF, People, Photosymbols Ltd, Reference, Royal Commission, Terms
related to Standards and guidance · 6
Easy read → In January, It, Newton Project, Photosymbols Ltd, The, United Kingdom
related to Easy read in leisure literature (Australia) · 5
Easy read → Casey Gray, Her, In, In Australia, Writer

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easy read people intellectual disabilities information materials studies evidence research comprehension several government published limited effectiveness organisational guidelines documents outcomes

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
difficulties with decoding textinstance ofand may not address additional barriers0.80text
working memory limitationsinstance ofand may not address additional barriers0.80text
or lack of prior knowledgeinstance ofand may not address additional barriers0.80text
which can affect comprehension for some people with intellectual disabilitiesinstance ofand may not address additional barriers0.80text
Easy readrelated to Easy read in leisure literature (Australia)In Australia0.60section
Easy readrelated to Easy read in leisure literature (Australia)In0.60section
Easy readrelated to Easy read in leisure literature (Australia)Writer0.60section
Easy readrelated to Easy read in leisure literature (Australia)Casey Gray0.60section
Easy readrelated to Easy read in leisure literature (Australia)Her0.60section
Easy readrelated to External linksAbout0.60section
Easy readrelated to External linksTerms0.60section
Easy readrelated to External linksReference0.60section

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