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Why Virtual Learning Works for Struggling Readers | Opinion

Perspectives | Jan 15, 2025

Marissa Gage, a 3-5 reading interventionist at Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy, shares how virtual education transforms struggling readers into confident learners. At Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy, small-group instruction rooted in the science of reading helps students build foundational skills like phonics, fluency, and comprehension. Personalized support and innovative tools like virtual whiteboards and online games spark curiosity and engagement. For many, Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy offers a fresh start, fostering growth and confidence.

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