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This document provides an overview of the Reading Pen 2, which is designed to help students with dyslexia read printed text independently. It discusses the benefits of the Reading Pen 2, including displaying scanned text in large font and reading it aloud, as well as defining words. The agenda covers reviewing the benefits of the Reading Pen 2, how to use it, and placing purchase orders. Teachers will practice using the pens and complete an exit ticket to assess their understanding.
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- The document discusses the Reading Pen 2, a handheld device that helps with reading by scanning text, displaying words in large font, reading text aloud, and providing definitions. It is designed specifically for people with dyslexia to promote independent learning.
- Key benefits are that it enhances reading skills, works with any printed material, is portable, and reduces the need for assistance. Students who struggle with spelling, pronunciation, or comprehension would benefit most from using the pen.
- The pen scans words or lines of text, displays definitions, reads text aloud, and spells words letter-by-letter using a built-in dictionary. It is easy to use with intuitive menus and buttons.
Reading pen 2
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Date: May 29, 2024
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