C pens- text to speech

Some people find reading printed documents difficult (I have met some people delay or avoid completing paperwork simply because reading it is too difficult). Tools such as C-Pens can help by reading printed text aloud when you scan it with the pen.

If you are in Margaret River, WA, the local library has a C-Pen available to use.

Text to speech apps are also available through Google Play and Apple that can read printed text aloud using your phone.

Some Speech Pathologists offer evidence based programs, for people who want to develop their reading skills.

For young children who are finding it hard to learn to read, assessment and support of phonological awareness skills and/or of any or all the below areas may assist. It would be best to check with your Speech Pathologist if and which areas would benefit from extra help.

Language areas that may benefit from assessment and therapy:

  • language comprehension

  • grammar and

  • narrative skills

Written by Jessica Bibby – 3 November 2024













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