When students engage in stories that connect to real life, learning feels meaningful. News2you turns current events into opportunities for understanding, helping every learner take part in conversations about the world around them.
Your students with unique learning needs want to be included in conversations about current events. They’re curious about the world around them and eager to share their ideas. They just need content designed with accessibility in mind.
How News2you helps:
Students thrive when they can explore language in ways that make sense to them. Many students face barriers when accessing traditional news stories, but accessible, symbol-supported content opens the door to vocabulary growth and self-expression.
How News2you helps:
The News2You newspaper allows me to provide differentiated instruction to accommodate my diverse learners. The newspapers are arranged from different reading levels from simplified to advanced.”
Melinda Perrodin, Special Education Teacher, Louisiana
When learners can form and express their own opinions, they build the confidence and independence they’ll need beyond the classroom.
How News2you helps:
The program provides age-appropriate current events at my students’ unique instructional levels. The weekly news stories include tons of activities that keep my students engaged. Even the adults in the room look forward to the new topics!"
Kate Falls, 6-8 Severe Intellectual Disabilities Teacher, North Carolina
Teachers want daily lessons that inspire curiosity, encourage communication, and fit seamlessly into classroom routines.
How News2you helps:
Get an overview of News2you’s tools. With engaging online articles and fun activities, it builds literacy and communication skills while making learning accessible.
Reid Jones, Special Education Teacher, Tennessee
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