Developers can create channels for learners to publish their work and interact with others who are passionate about similar topics.
Products can use rich math vocabulary to expose learners to math language as they practice math skills.
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Research has shown that providing appropriate supports and resources can help create an equal foundation for all students and improve reading, particularly for learners who have learning disabilities, including dyslexia.
Research has shown that providing appropriate supports and resources can help create an equal foundation for all students and improve reading, particularly for learners who have learning disabilities, including dyslexia.
Learners with dyslexia may demonstrate differences with the Visual Processing of words, often stemming from difficulties with Phonological Awareness, which can disrupt the process of directing Attention to and Decoding words.