How high-quality AT support for literacy closes the reading gap

How high-quality AT support for literacy closes the reading gap

Thursday, January 14, 2021 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM · 30 min. (Africa/Abidjan)
Exhibitor Workshop

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Understanding accessibility needs and assistive technology devices is key to supporting your learners with weak literacy. In this session we will be explore a toolbox approach for learners with weak literacy and SpLD Dyslexia. You will also find out more about the Dyslexia Learning Festival that supports Dyslexic learners to take part and enjoy Everyone Reads In Class  (ERIC) and to Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) events and activities.

Stream
Stream 3
Key Stage
Key Stage 1Key Stage 2Key Stage 3Key Stage 4
Speaker
Julia Clouter
Scanning PensInspire the love of reading. Award-winning assistive technology tools, the ReaderPen and the ExamReader.  Our story is simple: we were created to empower people of all ages, backgrounds and learning abilities with the tools they need to succeed in the classroom – and beyond! Our pocket-sized, portable pen scanners are a must have in and out of the classroom to aid students with their reading, comprehension and learning!  We’re on a mission. A mission to raise global awareness of dyslexia, and other learning disabilities. Our movement, #SucceedwithDyslexia aims to do just that – by promoting positivity around dyslexia around the world. We have our second exciting Dyslexia Learning Festival coming March! Keep your eyes peeled for more information! You can register here https://www.succeedwithdyslexia.com/festivals/dear-for-dyslexia-learning-festival/

Registered attendees

Emma Griffiths
Emma Griffiths
DirectorNW Autism & SEND Consultancy

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