Reading Support. From Classroom to Workplace.
Literature unlocks a whole world of information, imagination, and entertainment from a very young age, helping us navigate this world.
Neurodiversity (including dyslexia, ADHD, and dyspraxia) presents itself with a host of unique challenges when studying and reading. Finding the relevant support can be tricky, so we thought it was time for a change.
The ReaderPen: Support Neurodiversity
The ReaderPen is one of our most popular assistive reading tools because it’s a breakthrough in helping those with neurodiversity discover a love for reading. This portable and discreet device has a wealth of features to help remove the stigma surrounding dyslexia, giving people of all ages the confidence and independence to enjoy literacy with comfort.
How does the ReaderPen Benefit You?
Students from all over the world have found the integration of the ReaderPen into their learning plans helpful in their everyday working routine.
The ReaderPen:
- Text-to-speech technology develops reading comprehension and confidence
- Multiple built-in dictionaries help nurture language learners
- Easy to use functions promote reading independence for people of all ages
Valuable Assistance for Educators
ReaderPen is a great tool to help save your school valuable time and resources, offering a reliable alternative to human assistance.
South Australian Examination Board Approved
The South Australian Examination Board (SACE) has approved the use of the ReaderPen in state exams.
A directive from SACE to schools explains the rules applied to students using reader pens under exam conditions:
- 5.1 - For examination conditions, the reader pen is to be 'locked down' by the invigilator/supervising teacher according to the manufacturer's instructions to ensure the student only has access to the reader function.
- 5.2 - If the reader pen is not to be used with headphones, it should be used in a separate room from the other students.
ReaderPen Features
