Ronal Mora-Aybar
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Ronal Mora-Aybar is a researcher dedicated to leveraging technology for inclusive education, with a primary focus on managing dyslexia in childhood. His most cited work, "Proposal for a Technological Model to Manage Dyslexia in Childhood with 'Rodolfo'," introduces an innovative digital tool designed to support early intervention and personalized learning for children with reading difficulties. This model, which has garnered 3 citations since its 2025 publication, reflects his commitment to bridging educational technology with neurodiversity, offering a scalable, user-friendly solution for educators and families. Beyond this flagship paper, Mora-Aybar’s research explores the intersection of cognitive development and human-computer interaction, aiming to democratize access to evidence-based interventions. His contributions stand out for their practical applicability, proposing a framework that can be adapted across diverse educational settings. While still early in his career, his work signals a promising trajectory in assistive technology, with potential to impact millions of children globally. Mora-Aybar’s approach—combining rigorous pedagogical theory with accessible tech—positions him as a thoughtful voice in the growing field of inclusive digital learning.
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