This allows for the student to be drawn back to task by a teacher prompt directed into the head set. Also, ClarisWorks has the capability of talking aloud if this is available at your schools. OutLoud has more features, such as an auditory spell check that reads the word choices. OutLoud also will highlight word by word as it reads and you can tint the screen to make it easier on the eyes. You do have to program the numbers in first, however.
All words are that way.
He will spell them phonetically every single time. Lexia, what a great program. This is a reading-decoding program that works on skill levels from short vowels all the way up to multisyllablic words. The kids are not able to work in many of the games on the school computers because they can't read what is expected of them. He has been taught some multisensory language skills which has helped his reading but little improvement in spelling.