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My elementary, middle (including alternative) and high school students require direct instruction that is explicit, systematic, and multisensory. In the physical classroom on campus, they have a low distraction environment with all the manipulative and writing tools they need to learn to recognize letter shapes, recall the letter's sound(s), and then blend or decode those sounds to read or write words/sentences/text. This is not the case when learning from home. The paradigm shift from learning at school to that of learning at home, online, poses even more of a challenge for individuals with dyslexia--especially when trying to hear sounds in active environments and then write the letters for them with a mouse. Having and using modern-day, technological tools, like noise-reducing headphones with a microphone and writing styluses, will better equip my dyslexia students to be successful at retraining their brains to see, hear, speak, and write sounds, words, and sentences in their native language--all while being at home.

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My elementary, middle (including alternative) and high school students require direct instruction that is explicit, systematic, and multisensory. In the physical classroom on campus, they have a low distraction environment with all the manipulative and writing tools they need to learn to recognize letter shapes, recall the letter's sound(s), and then blend or decode those sounds to read or write words/sentences/text. This is not the case when learning from home. The paradigm shift from learning at school to that of learning at home, online, poses even more of a challenge for individuals with dyslexia--especially when trying to hear sounds in active environments and then write the letters for them with a mouse. Having and using modern-day, technological tools, like noise-reducing headphones with a microphone and writing styluses, will better equip my dyslexia students to be successful at retraining their brains to see, hear, speak, and write sounds, words, and sentences in their native language--all while being at home.

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