Students with learning disabilities are thriving in the classroom and reading to learn, thanks to accessible audiobooks and assistive technology provided by the national nonprofit Learning Ally. In this video, teachers and students at a Pennsylvania school explain why this learning accommodation is so effective.
Audiobooks in the classroom: Ways to support learning
Discover how audiobooks support learning in the classroom by helping students with learning disabilities access content, build confidence, and succeed.
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