Dr. Brian Friedlander discusses the top tech tools for kids who struggle to read and write. From voice dictation to word suggestion and more, this podcast talks about the practical tools that will help kids empower themselves to learn.
Source: Top Tech Tools for Kids Who Struggle to Read and Write
What are some of your favorite tools for teaching reading and writing?
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