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New Approaches to Reading for K-12 Students

In this interview, edCircuit sits down with Kurzweil Education's Richard Flower and discusses the company's focus on students with reading challenges.
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Check out what Richard Flower from Kurzweil Education has to say about how their company is making a difference for students who struggle with reading. It’s an inspiring conversation that sheds light on their innovative approach to education.
 

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