Listening: Part 4

ACTIVITY 94: You will hear two educationalists, Thomas and Helen, talking about a school for dyslexic children. For questions 23-28 decide whether the opinions are expressed by only one of the speakers (choose THOMAS or HELEN), or whether both speakers agree (choose BOTH). Click the speaker to listen (maximum: twice). Then check the audio transcription and the answers.

The aim of Greenwood school is to develop the creative abilities of
students.

— THOMAS HELEN BOTH

In the 70s, the education system wasn't able to cope with pupils with
learning disabilities.

— THOMAS HELEN BOTH

Separating dyslexic students from others may ultimately have negative
effects.

— THOMAS HELEN BOTH

There's no reason why dyslexics can't be achievers.

— THOMAS HELEN BOTH

Dyslexic students benefit from smaller classes.

— THOMAS HELEN BOTH

Dyslexia tends to affect one gender more than the other.

— THOMAS HELEN BOTH