Free audiobook program helps dyslexic students start year strong
AUSTIN — As students return to school this August, the Texas Talking Book Program is reminding families and educators about a free resource that can help students with dyslexia succeed: access to more than 180,000 audiobooks and audio magazines, all provided at no cost and narrated by real people.
Dyslexia affects an estimated one in five students. Audiobooks can help strengthen literacy skills, increase reading engagement and build confidence. Research has shown that students who regularly use audiobooks often develop a greater interest in reading and improve academically.
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