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media type="youtube" key="E8_pS25OtDg" height="390" width="480" The Learning Through Listening program helps students with print disabilities, such as dyslexia. The device allows a student who has trouble reading listen to the book while following along. A student or teacher places a CD in the device that has a certain book recorded by a professional. The student can then listen to the book with headphones or a group of students can listen to the book. The speed of the reading can be slowed down without distorting the voice, which allows every student to listen at a pace comfortable for them. This Learning Through Listening device can be beneficial in the classroom for students with print disabilities. Allowing them to listen to the book as they follow along can help improve reading skills. Being able to listen to the book takes some stress off of a student with a print disability and allows them to comprehend the book they are listening to and gain confidence in reading.