Texthelp Trio: accessibility across the curriculum
Festival of Inclusive Education: On Demand
Session details & slides
- About the session
Learning needs such as dyslexia affect students across subject areas, so it's important to have measures in place that provide students with curriculum-wide support. With this trio of Texthelp tools, students can have seamless and consistent support that is there to help them as and when they need it. Join us to see how Read&Write, Equatio and OrbitNote help students achieve more in literacy, maths and beyond.
- About the speaker
Born in Peru and now based in Northern Ireland, Gustavo Ebermann's multicultural background and personal experiences have shaped and solidified his commitment to contributing to a more inclusive and diverse education experience. Gustavo helps Multi-Academy Trusts and school groups achieve digital inclusion at scale. He works in partnership and in collaboration to ensure they have the knowledge, strategy and implementation guidance to make it happen, to drive positive change for teaching & learning and empower every learner.
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