Sentence Workout User Reviews

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Not worth the money

Glitches constantly!

Engaging

Although I just purchased this app, I have used it for quite a while during therapy. My friend has it, and I liked it so much I bought it for my ipad. The students love being rewarded with a game after each practice section.

Great for targeting syntax

Love the versatility and customizability of this app. It has been useful in building MLU and grammar skills in speech therapy. The kids are motivated to hear themselves speak the sentences and they love to play the soccer game. The 'create sentences' module is nice for working on sequences even with older patients. Would be nice if they were allowed to correct the wrong order before moving on to the next one. Overall, this app is a highly motivating way to target picture description and word order.
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Fantastic App for Multi-Uses

I appreciate the receptive and expressive components of this app allowing students to practice syntax understanding and use. This app can also be used for describing/details, prepositions, grammar, verbs, auxiliary verbs, modifiers, and so much more. The way this app was developed allows for you to run multiple students, completing different tasks during the same session. Way to go, Virtual Speech Center!
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Excellent app!

Recent update fixes photo issue -- nice app for speech and language delays. Will be useful particularly with higher-functioning students with autism.

Definitely five stars!
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The concept is excellent, but the photos are oddly stretched out of shape. I've noticed this in their other apps as well, and it turns off the students a bit.
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Great app!

I love that the app will read the block of word(s) as it is touched. Feedback provided appropriately for correct and incorrect responses. Incorrect responses still allow user to keep trying to get the sentence right.