Focus, clarity, confidence: supporting ADHD and dyslexia with Everway
You will see how Everway tools such as Read&Write and OrbitNote help reduce cognitive load, scaffold reading and writing, and create more independent learners. Built around inclusive practice, the session shows how the right support can be embedded as a normal way of working, delivering outcomes that are necessary for some, useful for all.
What you’ll learn
- How to identify the key barriers learners with ADHD and dyslexia face in reading, writing and maintaining focus, and how these impact classroom engagement.
- How to apply practical strategies using Everway tools to reduce cognitive load, support comprehension and improve written expression.
- How to implement simple, scalable approaches to embed inclusive technology into everyday teaching, building learner independence and confidence.
Who should attend?
This webinar is for current customers, whether you’re familiar with Read&Write and OrbitNote or wanting to learn more. Join us to discover how to support ADHD and Dyslexic learners with Everway tools.
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Meet the speakers
Richard Michael
Customer Success Director, Everway
Former maths teacher, Richard heads up the EMEA Customer Success team at Everway. A seasoned presenter and panellist, Richard is renowned for his engaging webinars that help everyone maximise the potential of technology for learning through more accessible and innovative practice, by using his own experiences from the classroom combined with his seven years in the ever-changing world of education technology.
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