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SEND SUPPLIERS Are you looking to improve reading outcomes in your school?


Discover how Reading Plus helped Murron from Hudson Road Primary School develop her reading fluency, confidence, and love of reading.


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urron’s teacher tells us: “Murron found reading tricky and was not fluent; therefore, she would try and do anything other than reading. But after enjoying the online reading programme, Reading Plus, for half a term, she has built a repertoire of vocabulary, improved her reading fluency, improved her comprehension skills and most of all, her love of reading.”


Reading Plus is an evidence-based reading development programme designed to accelerate reading progress, even for those who are reluctant and less-able readers.


Murron’s Dad said, “Murron is a touch dyslexic and can lack concentration when it comes to reading. This has vastly improved whilst using Reading Plus, as it keeps her more engaged than a printed book.


“I like the structure of Reading Plus and how the Guided Window walks through the reading text with Murron. Her reading has come on leaps and bounds since starting with Reading Plus. She enjoys reading now and doing extra; getting her to read is no longer a chore.


Students who need support in building reading fluency will typically see text presented on Reading Plus using the patented Guided Window system. The Guided Window scaffolds the reading experience by guiding the reader’s eyes across a page of text. This is done at a bespoke speed for each pupil to build fluency and stamina.


Murron herself said, “I like the way [Reading Plus] slows down and speeds up and stuff. I like how it counts your words and gives you things to aim for.”


Interested to see how Reading Plus can work for your students? Try it for yourself with a free four-week pilot. Contact us today at u0191 389 6078 uinfo@readingsolutionsuk.com or view our range of case studies at uwww.readingsolutionsuk.com


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completely new “personal AI” category of EdTech/ assistive technology for reading and learning, OrCam Learn is an innovative, powerful new solution that supports teachers and schools – by enabling every student to thrive.


The evolution of OrCam Read,


named by TIME Magazine‘s 100 “Best Inventions” of 2021, OrCam Learn reads text out loud from any surface (print and digital screens), and listens to – and evaluates – the student’s reading and comprehension. OrCam Learn provides teachers and schools with the ongoing data and performance assessments they need to help every student realise their full potential.


The data-rich solution helps teachers to guide those students more effectively, as every OrCam Learn reading session generates an automatic analytics report. Listening to the student, OrCam Learn evaluates their reading by capturing a variety of metrics most commonly used by reading specialists: • Text difficulty level – Rating relatively to the student’s grade • Fluency – Measured by words correct per minute (WCPM) • Reading rate – Measured by words per minute (WPM) • Accuracy –Number of words read correctly out of total read • Time – Overall reading time


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Through analysing the data from student reading sessions, OrCam Learn identifies challenging areas and equips teachers and educators to help effectively navigate each student’s learning journey.


For more information or to take advantage of our free two-week trial for your school, please visit our websiteuhttps://learn.orcam.com/en/ or email our friendly team at uorcam.uk@orcam.com


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