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increase the demands on the students, requiring them to respond to different tasks with different assessment criteria.


Presentations can be a formidable challenge to students with dyslexia. It is clear, however, that there are strategies that can improve performance in this area. Teachers can play a role in supporting students to develop the necessary skills, cope with additional demands, and present effectively.


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