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Technology has entered almost every sphere of our lives. There are several smartphone apps today that help us communicate a message easier, better and faster. But how do people with autism spectrum disorder communicate or express their wishes? While it seemed impossible at first, good samaritans in the tech industry have created autism learning apps like “Farm Math” and “Make Sentences” that address behavioral health issues. Excited by the success of the “Math on the Farm” and “Make Sentences” autism learning apps, several other companies have created their own products.
Give your child a voice
The customizable autism learning apps “Math on the Farm” and “Make Sentences” help translate your child’s thoughts into speech by lending them a voice through the system. Both of these apps take advantage of image icons on the device. The icons, when touched, cause a voice output. The touch screen interface can be adapted to the needs of each child. Images related to words, as well as frequently used phrases, can be entered into the device. When a child writes a word or string of words, a voice output allows autistic children to identify the words.
You can also personalize the experience by recording your own voice. As the autistic child develops, he may wish to speak a particular newly acquired phrase. In such cases, autistic children simply need to launch the learning app, add or record a message connected to a particular image, and the device will start reading aloud.
learning the basic skills
Autism learning apps are a great help for your child to learn language and other skills. These apps can also be used to teach categorization, math, daily living skills, and even community safety lessons.
It’s also important to consider how you want to teach autistic children to generalize what they’ve learned from autism learning apps and respond to natural environmental cues. They should not become dependent on autism learning apps as adults.
Instant access to social stories
Short animations that depict various types of social skills and also teach lessons on social behavior are another area in the domain of autism apps. Previously, a new story or social lesson would have justified the use of books and magazines for content. But now, the autism learning apps “Math on the Farm” and “Make Sentences” can be connected to the Internet directly. All training material can be downloaded without problems.