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I am an SLP. I use this app to help children on the spectrum better develop their ability to infer from verbal-auditory information. I Like the levels and the visual progression. The 'locks' allow me to monitor progress. The cost of the apps make them a great option for homework to support the work I do in the clinic.
My students seem to like this app. I am looking forward to trying the more challenging levels.
I always hope to leave positive reviews for a company; however, my final rating will depend on customer service. I am a 4th grade ELA teacher; I use I-Ready Reading curriculum. I purchased the $35 app bundle with my own funds hoping to use this resource for centers. Unfortunately, the 4th grade bundle is useless to me. I skipped ahead to the apps' highest levels hoping for more rigorous content. I find that this resource is far to easy, even for students who receive accommodations. I have requested an exchange or credit from the company. I would re-purchase the product at a more challenging level.
This is a good app to work on inferencing skills. The student needs to be specific in what information led to his/her inference. A little confusing on how to unlock all lessons with the school edition.
I use this app at work as a speech therapist. My speech students enjoy the challenging levels so much that it's difficult to maintain their enthusiasm.
I thought it was a great app for 15 minutes, then my 8 year-old daughter figured out that all the correct answers has commas in them. Then it became a race to get through the levels without reading. I tried it myself on level 8 and earned a near perfect score. What a shame... It is a nice app otherwise, but I wouldn't buy it again unless this was fixed.
This app comes in handy for my concrete thinkers. It breaks the skill down to its most basic level, but remains appropriate for upper elementary students. Worthwhile purchase!
This app doesn't have the read aloud option, which is a nice feature if you want students to practice reading versus listening comprehension. Students tend to opt into listening when it is available to them. The clues are helpful for students who need them. Students progress through levels in sequence and can't jump over levels without completing them. The score keeping feature is a convenient way to track data. Students like earning rewards and look forward to using the app. The option to turn music and sounds off is helpful for students who need to work in quiet - and for the teacher who uses this app multiple times each day!
It has a lot of content and countless chapters...well worth the money! I strongly suggest you upgrade to the premier version. Oh, and my kid loves it.
