EdSurge on Mythryl: “New Mexico data showed Amira flagging 16.7% of first graders as…”

New Mexico data showed Amira flagging 16.7% of first graders as showing signs of dyslexia, compared with 45% under the previous computer-based screener. Jaime Casap argues that fewer false positives can help direct intervention to students who need it.

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