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מוסף שבועי 15.9.22 מיכאל פלד

"My father is dyslexic, he learned English in the 70’s from Lennon and Dylan. I turned that into a learning app"

27.09.22|Roni Dori

Michael Peled was a dyslexic child who managed to become an outstanding student. His father was his inspiration, a successful dyslexic entrepreneur who worked for years in the U.S. thanks to the English he picked up from the radio. The secret of this magic has become Singit, a kind of educational version of Spotify, which teaches tens of thousands of children English with the help of Billie Eilish and Harry Styles