Reading Printed and Electronic Materials
TECHNOLOGY TOOLS, TIPS AND TRICKS

Learner Profile

Some individuals with learning disabilities show strength in oral language and comprehension areas but are limited in their ability to read printed or electronic materials independently.

Common Issues (examples)

  • Word recognition and word attack difficulties
  • Poor fluency
  • Reading difficulty interferes with comprehension
  • Seeing and hearing concurrently supports comprehension

Possible Student Outcomes (examples)

  • Access printed curriculum materials independently using a variety of assistive technology tools.
  • Conduct independent research of printed materials in a variety of media with the aid of assistive technology tools.
  • Comprehend printed and electronic text more effectively using assistive technology.

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