Model Me Going Places 2 4+

Name: Model Me Going Places 2
Rating: 4.7 (12 reviews)
Author: Model Me Kids, LLC

Model Me Kids, LLC

Conçue pour iPad

- 4,7 • 12 notes

- Gratuit

Description

Model Me Going Places™ is a great visual teaching tool for helping your child learn to navigate challenging locations in the community. Each location contains a photo slideshow of children modeling appropriate behavior.

LOCATIONS:
- Hairdresser
- Mall
- Doctor
- Playground
- Grocery Store
- Restaurant

EASY TO USE:
Touch the forward and back buttons to move through the photos one by one. Or simply press the slide show button to advance photos automatically. A home button brings you back to the navigation menu where you may choose your next destination.

ABOUT:
This app is based on the Model Me Going Places™ DVD, part of the Model Me Kids® social skills training series for children and teenagers with Autism and Asperger Syndrome.

FEATURES:
The app includes audio narration (English) and descriptive text of each photo.

To learn more, visit www.modelmekids.com
Follow us on Twitter @modelmekids

16 nov. 2017

Version 4.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- available on iOS11

4,7 sur 5

12 notes

Excellent app.... Waiting for a school related one

I would LOVE to see this company release a similiar app that focuses on school (riding the school bus, how to listen during a lesson, going to an assembly, going on a field trip, going to the school library, hand washing etc) As a teacher and mother of a son with special needs I know how useful this would be! )

Model me kids

My guy is 7 and non-verbal. Brandon absolutely loves the "model me" apps. He also remembers them, while at the doctors he remembered the doctor app. The doc walked into the room ad he looked up and said"hello doctor!" we were amazed! Keep up the good work! All these apps are great for autistic children.
Christine

useful for managing expectations

This is a good basic application to help children get a sense of what the expectations are in social situations. It would be interesting to see it go farther to include strategies for coping with these experiences when they get overwhelming. If there was a sub-page at each point with suggestions of what to do if a child is feeling stressed out at each point, with alternative things to think about, or how to respond/share feelings of being uncomfortable, but it is a good start.