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Poio Is A School Curriculum For Kids With Disabilities

In 2012, my second son Leon was born with a serious hearing impairment which meant that he would struggle with traditional learning methods."With school systems designed for the majority of students that progress at the same pace, my wife and I knew that he would need more time and assistance to master reading. "When Leon was three years old, he and I began constructing paper-based games on the kitchen table to help practice combining letters into meaningful words. Leon loved this and, within no time, he and his older brother Askel had devised an imaginary world, which became central to the whole process of aiding literacy in an exciting and inclusive way.

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