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Top 10 Apple Apps for Students with Language Disability

Saturday, February 15, 2014 11:27

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Rich Top 10 is pleased to bring you another App List. This time it explores the Top 10 Best Apple Apps for Students with Language Delay.

10. ConversationBuilderTeen

ConversationBuilderTeen is a conversation simulator designed to help teenagers learn how tohave multi-exchange conversations with their peers, in a variety of social settings. The auditorypattern of conversation is presented in a visual format to help students recognize and master the flow of conversation. ConversationBuilder is designed to assist elementary school children who are struggling with conversations. Perfect learning tool for students with autism.

9. Phonics Genius

Phonics Genius is loaded with content. One of the best ways to rapidly learn how to speak, read, and recognize words is through phonic awareness. This app is specifically designed to helpstudents recognize and distinguish words by sounds, it is one of the most comprehensive phonics apps available

8. Language Builder

Language Builder targets picture description, sentence formation, word order, verb tense, vocabulary, pronouns. It is designed to help children improve sentence ideation, sentence formation, and receptive and expressive language.

7. Preposition Builder

This app assists students with picture description and sentences formation using appropriate prepositions. It is designed to help elementary aged children learn to use prepositions and learn how prepositions can change the meaning of a sentence.

6. TenseBuilder

This app was specially designed to help students learn how to identify and use correct tense forms by playing movie quality animated videos to demonstrate past, present and future tense. 48 video lessons (will expand to 54) are in place to help give students a deeper understanding about the purpose of tense. Special attention is paid to the past tense of irregular verbs.