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VR boosts English vocabulary scores for students with dyslexia, pilot study finds

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Briefings

A pilot study published in the International Journal of Innovation and Learning tested whether virtual reality (VR) enhances English vocabulary acquisition for students with dyslexia compared to conventional instruction. The study involved 30 learners, and the findings suggest VR may be a promising new tool for this population, though the research remains preliminary.

Key points

• A pilot study involving 30 learners with dyslexia compared VR training to conventional instruction for English vocabulary learning.
• The study was published in the International Journal of Innovation and Learning in September 2026.

Context and limitations

The study is a pilot research design, meaning results are preliminary and not yet confirmed for broader application.

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