The results from the children's questionnaire

The children's and parents' replies to the questionnaires  have been statistically analyzed. For simplicity reasons, here are given only those replies which have been statistically discriminated with a graph relating to those replies.

The most significant replies given by the children are:

	The children considered the experience as being satisfactory on the whole
	They believe the experience was interesting
	They consider the program to be good on the whole
	They particularly consider the program to be very easy to learn and use
	They think this experience can improve their school results
	They think, however, that it is not sufficient to change the relationship with their classmates

• Dyslexia
• Attention Deficit Disorder with or without hyperactivity (ADD-H)
• Phonetic searching:  a learning resource for dyslexics and for language learning

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