reading skills

SEN (Special Educational Needs) Assist Software

April 21, 2011 By Danette Schott, M.A.

A SEN (Special Educational Needs) teacher and a Designer/Developer combined their skills to develop teaching software for children. Adele and Quentin Devine are a husband and wife team who took her experience with TEACCH (Treatment and Education of Autistic and Communication-handicapped CHildren), ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis), and PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) and his 10 [...]

Filed Under: Autism, Autism SW, Reading/Writing, School, School SW Tagged With: ABA, ASD, Autism, Communication, comprehension, PECS, reading skills, speech and language, TEACCH

Hooked on Phonics Deluxe Edition

August 27, 2010 By Danette Schott, M.A.

Reading skills are crucial for a child’s success in school. “Of every 100 children who leave first grade as poor readers, 88 will still be poor readers at the end of third grade, limiting their chances of academic and future workforce success.” (NLC Institute for Youth, Education and Families) With the start of the academic [...]

Filed Under: Danette Schott, Multisensory Approach, Reading/Writing Tagged With: Grand Giveaways, Mommy Mandy, MommyB Knows Best, Natural Baby Goods, Parental Views Online Mag, poor reader, reading skills, tutoring

SEN (Special Educational Needs) Assist Software

Hooked on Phonics Deluxe Edition

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