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John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app uses real-world photos to teach vocabulary related to colors. It includes two learning activities presented in a game-like format to check retention and integrate memory.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Improve word access and retrieval skills.
The app offers seven activity types designed to help users organize their lexicons and improve word access. Activities include picture naming, sentence completion, and divergent naming, with options for tracking progress and saving goals.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Understand and describe everyday objects.
The app teaches understanding and describing everyday objects. It targets verb-based vocabulary and supports receptive and expressive language skills.
samadhiBot inc.
Solve problems with voice feedback
Practice arithmetic with interactive that include speech recognition for verbal answers. Students hear problems and respond aloud. The adapts to individual learning progress and provides instant feedback.
RWH Technology, LLC
Colors and objects for sentence building.
The app encourages imitation and sentence use with colors and object photos. It helps improve vocabulary, phrase length, spoken sentences, articulation, and initiation skills.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Strengthen word-finding skills with confidence.
The app helps individuals strengthen word-finding skills using evidence-based techniques. It offers context-based learning, multiple cueing options, and multilingual support to improve word recall and confidence.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app teaches understanding and use of adjectives, comparatives, and superlatives. Users can track progress through reports that average the last three performances of each activity.
PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY
Unlock the magic of reading adventure.
The app focuses on CVC words, blending, segmenting, and decoding. It uses science-backed principles and a layout designed for early decoding.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Practice reading comprehension skills effectively now.
This app offers over 2,000 stimuli across 12 semantic categories to improve reading comprehension. It provides practice at word, phrase, and sentence levels with various matching and completion activities.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Foster language growth and comprehension skills.
The app offers 50 stories across five difficulty levels and a custom story creator. It includes 11 question types for targeted skills practice and data collection for progress monitoring.
Adrian Patrick
Practice with games and share your scores
Practice skills with games like Letter Blitz and Category Dash. Compete on leaderboards and share performance. Track progress and improve articulation for interviews and conversations.
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