| Success for Special Education Students | |||||||||||||
| The Universal Literacy System helps educators accomplish the fundamental goals of special education, from the development of the Individualized Education Program (IEP) to modifications of the instructional plan based on student achievement. | ![]() |
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| Reaching Students Identified for Special Education | |||||||||||||
Universal Literacy meets the instructional needs of students identified for special education.
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![]() In Orange County Public Schools, Florida, 23 special education kindergarten students were enrolled in the Voyager Universal Literacy System® throughout kindergarten and first grade. At the end of their first-grade year, 56 percent more students were established readers, and struggling readers decreased 69 percent. |
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| The Universal Literacy System presents teachers with a design for instruction, as well as the materials with which to teach. In addition, a tremendous amount of support is provided to teachers and leaders. | |||||||||||||
| Cheryl Jones Principal Windsor Spring Elementary Augusta, Georgia |
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