Zane Education Launches Online Education for Special Needs

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Date: January 23, 2012
For more information contact: Diane Leone, Communications
Phone: (904) 669-1903 Diane.Leone@ZaneEducation.com

Zane Education Launches Online Education for Special Needs
Visual Learning with Subtitles Improves Choices and Outcomes for Special Needs

Florida, January 23, 2012 – Global online education company, Zane Education www.ZaneEducation.com , a leader in online visual learning, has just launched a new channel on the companies website providing a dedicated online learning solution for a wide range of Special Needs requirements. Parents, teachers and caregivers of children and students with Dyslexia and Reading Disabilities, Learning Difficulties, Autism, Hearing and Visual Impairments, Physical Disabilities, ADD and ADHD, and even gifted students are provided with individualised solutions, each accompanied by a range of free User Guides published specifically to enable each child to achieve the most educational benefits and best learning outcomes.
Using what is already acknowledged as one of the most comprehensive online K – 12 curriculum-based educational video libraries, each video is now subtitled with enlarged fonts enabling children to choose to watch, listen to, or read each visual presentation thereby providing for the widest range of learning styles and abilities. It provides each Special Needs student with the ability to learn at his or her own speed, thereby enabling them to achieve their greatest potential.

Research into the use of subtitles and closed captions on video and TV over the last 30 years has established links between improved learning outcomes and even the significant improvement in children’s reading and literacy skills. As a result many Government laws now require the provision of subtitles, and even as recently as 2010, The 21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act requires that such facilities are provided, as learning continues to migrate to the Internet.

“Zane’s unique online visual learning resources are already being recognised for effective style of teaching a vast range of K-12 curriculum subjects, but we wanted to make a committed effort to support the development of online education for special needs children.” said Nicholas Tee, Chairman, Zane Education. He added that “One of the most rewarding outcomes for us in developing this solution has been our experiences in areas like autism, where the comprehensive nature of our educational video library enables the stimulation of the learning process by allowing children to explore and demonstrate what topics interest them-an essential factor in stimulating their desire to learn in a self-paced adaptive environment.”
Zane Education’s visual learning solution for special needs students operates on a monthly and annual subscription system. It is supported by a range of online study tools that enables each topic to be thoroughly explored.

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