What Reading Resources Are Available?

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Most schools have special reading resources for helping students who struggle with reading, such as:

- Online reading programs and platforms that provide free or low-cost access to digital texts, lessons, quizzes, and assessments that are tailored to students’ needs and interests.

- Reading specialists or interventionists who can provide individualized or small-group instruction and support for students who need extra help with reading skills.

- Assistive technology tools and devices that can help students with reading disabilities access and interact with texts, such as text-to-speech, speech-to-text, audiobooks, magnifiers, and highlighters ¹.

- Reading worksheets and activities that can help students practice and reinforce reading skills, such as phonics, fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary.

- Reading clubs or groups that can provide opportunities for students to read with and learn from their peers, as well as foster a love of reading.

To qualify for these special reading resources, students usually need to undergo a screening or assessment process to identify their reading strengths and weaknesses, and determine their eligibility for special education services or accommodations. The process may vary depending on the school district’s policies and procedures. You can contact your child’s teacher or school counselor to find out more about the available reading resources and how to access them.

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