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Interactive Demonstrations
Project Light's interactive literacy software enables tutors with a high-school reading level to successfully tutor students, after minimal training. The full system contains hundreds of lessons, drills, and stories created by literacy researchers.

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Demonstration: Visual Perception for Reading

In this demonstration, you'll go through 40 multiple-choice items from one of Project Light's "Zero to Five" modules. These items test for specific aspects of visual perception that are needed to be a successful reader. Zero to Five's visual perception lessons are designed to assist the pre-reading student in acquiring the specific visual perception competencies needed to experience success in reading. The primary purpose is to extend and reinforce various perceptual skills closely related to reading and to help the student to experience significant perceptual growth. Selected skill areas include discrimination and association of pictures, geometric forms, word configurations, colors, letters, substitutions, deletions, spatial orientation, sizes and shapes.

After you complete the items in the example lesson, you'll be shown a listing of the areas of visual perception where you may require more practice. In the full Project Light system, each of the listed areas corresponds to further lessons.

   


 
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