Read & Write 4 Google Docs Toolbar

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This site is a comprehensive resource highlighting Universal Design for Learning principles & educational benefits.

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R&W4G for Educators

Google Read & Write provides a number of features that support individuals with accessing alternate and modified text.

It is an excellent example of assistive technology that supports the principles of Universal Design for Learning:

providing multiple means of engagement
providing multiple means of representation
providing multiple means of expression

How is assistive technology integrated into your curriculum?

Watch and listen to how R&W4G benefits ALL students!

Check out these Universal Design for Learning resources!

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