Inclusive classrooms: leveraging Read&Write for EAL support
What’s it about?
Supporting learners with English as an Additional Language (EAL) is key to creating inclusive classrooms. In this webinar, you'll discover how Read&Write helps remove language barriers, build confidence and improve access to the curriculum.
Through practical demonstrations and classroom examples, we'll explore features that support reading, writing, vocabulary development and independent learning, leaving you with practical strategies to better support EAL learners.
What you’ll learn
- How to understand the key challenges faced by EAL learners in the classroom
- How to identify which Read&Write features can support language acquisition and comprehension
- How to apply practical strategies to integrate Read&Write into everyday teaching
- How to support EAL students in developing independence and confidence in their learning
- How to create a more inclusive learning environment using assistive technology
Who should attend?
This webinar is for current customers, whether you’re familiar with Read&Write or wanting to learn more. Join us to discover how to support EAL learners with Everway tools.
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Meet the speakers
Justyna Przybylak
Customer Success Manager, Everway
Customer Success Manager experienced in supporting schools with onboarding, training and successful adoption of digital learning solutions that improve accessibility and student independence.
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