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Dr. Terrie Noland explains how structured literacy and audiobooks work together to support students with dyslexia and reading challenges.
We get asked this question so often, “So *tell me the number, tell me the percentage of time should be spent on structured literacy and the percentage of time on audio books?*” What reading specialists, tutors, and educators need to think about is what is the goal you are trying to accomplish? In this video, Terrie shares her tips on finding the right balance between structured literacy and audiobooks.
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