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A-Level English doesn’t have to be daunting for dyslexic learners
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Support college students with assistive tech that knows the score
The thing that sets A-Levels apart from GCSEs is the sheer amount of reading: even those taking more vocational qualifications like T-Levels and NVQs might find that the reading game has stepped up…
…which means that the reading support game has to step up alongside it. Here’s how.
Portable reading support for independent learners
In college, reading support solutions for SEN learners must work as well in a library or living room as they do in the classroom. These learners are older, independent, and their reading is rarely confined to the classroom.
That’s why something portable, rechargeable and Wi-Fi free is the order of the day. Unlike human reading support, these clever little pen scanners can be used wherever and whenever learning happens, especially when it comes to revision season.
Here’s how Wolverhampton College have been bridging the learning gap with Scanning Pens
I was introduced to the C-Pen Reader 2 by the learning support team, and it’s great for me because it’s easily accessible, I can put it in my bag and every time I need it I can just get it out, put my earphones in and then I’m not disturbing anybody else in the class, and I’m getting on with my work.
— First year Hairdressing student, Wolverhampton College
Check out our free trials for schools and colleges!
We know that you want to explore for yourself, and discover how these devices could support reading for your own students. That’s why we offer a FREE trial for schools, colleges and educators