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Listening to others read exposes learners to diverse texts that may be above their usual reading level while supporting the development of their literacy skills.
Developers can make reading more accessible to different kinds of learners by adding options like text magnification or colored overlays to their screens.
They can also provide voice recorders for learners to share their mathematical thinking with their teachers for feedback.
When a variety of writing surfaces are provided, learners have choice in which writing surface they use.
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