In this interactive session, general and special education teachers will explore how Read&Write can increase student access, engagement, and independence across learning environments. Participants will engage in hands-on learning experiences to become familiar with the platform's features and practice using the tools that support reading, writing, comprehension, and study skills.
Through guided demonstrations, collaborative discussions, and dedicated time to actively use the program, educators will build confidence in implementing Read&Write to support diverse learner needs and enhance accessibility in the classroom. By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Navigate and utilize key Read&Write features that support reading, writing, comprehension, and student independence across content areas.
Practice using Read&Write tools to understand how students can access accommodations and instructional supports in real-world classroom settings.
Apply Read&Write resources to identify, select, and implement appropriate accommodations aligned with student needs and IEP requirements.
Integrate Read&Write tools into instructional practices to support differentiation, increase student engagement, and promote equitable access to grade-level content.
