Shape Coding Lite vs Quiet V

SHAPE CODING® Lite is a free demonstration version of the full SHAPE CODING® app. This is designed for teachers and speech and language therapists / pathologists to use with children and young people who are having difficulties producing and understanding English sentence structure and grammar. As with the full SHAPE CODING® app, it uses the SHAPE CODING® system which has been shown in several research projects to help children and young people with language disorders increase the length and complexity of sentences they can understand and use and improve the accuracy of their sentence production. The SHAPE CODING® Lite app has less functionality and flexibility than the full SHAPE CODING® app but can be used to form simple sentences. The SHAPE CODING® system uses a visual coding system to show the rules for how words are put together in sentences, to develop the child’s understanding of spoken and written grammar and to develop their ability to use grammar successfully to express themselves. The system includes use of colours (word classes), arrows (tense and aspect) , lines (singular and plural) and shapes (syntactic structure). These are all included in the app (although not all are enabled in the Lite version), but the professional controlling the app can choose which features display for the student, so that it is personalised to their current levels and targets. Settings are preserved for the student between uses. The Lite app allows only a single teacher and student, but the full version can have multiple teachers and students. The SHAPE CODING® Lite app is equipped with a basic set of words which can be inserted into those shapes which are enabled to make simple sentences. A much wider range of shape options are enabled in the full version than the Lite version, so more grammatical rules can be taught and more complex sentences created. The app uses text-to-speech, so that students who struggle to read can also use the app. This app assumes a certain degree of familiarity with the SHAPE CODING system. For more information see www.shapecoding.com. Training on how to use the SHAPE CODING(R) system is available from https://training.moorhouseinstitute.co.uk/. For a demonstration of the features of the full version of the app (some of which are also enabled in the Lite version), see: https://shapecoding.com/demo-videos/, and for Frequently Asked Questions see: https://shapecoding.com/app-info/faqs/ Follow us on Twitter @ShapeCoding, Facebook @ShapeCoding and Instagram @shape_coding or if you have any problems or feedback, please contact us at training@moorhouseschool.co.uk Please review our privacy policy https://shapecoding.com/privacy-policy-apple/

Welcome to Quiet Voices - An Aid for Selective Mutism. Understanding and managing selective mutism (SM) is a challenging journey, both for those who experience it and for their supporters. Quiet Voices is your companion on this journey, and we are here to help you understand, support, and master it. We can work our way out of silence; it takes time and consistent effort over time, but it gets better! This app is designed to have someone guide young individuals through it and can customize tasks individually since we are at different stages on the journey out of silence. Large goals are broken down into smaller milestones, making progress evident along the way. Remember to remove speech pressure and work on confidence; we don't start with tasks that require speech unless you're ready for it. Therefore, please see our task suggestions on the app's accompanying website. We have a feature where you can play with your voice and practice typical pressure words such as "thank you" and "hello." If you're feeling very stressed along the way, we have a butterfly to help you find peace with breathing exercises. We wish you the best of luck on your journey with Quiet Voices. Remember that you are not alone, and we are here to assist you. Take your time to explore the app and make use of our resources and support. The Quiet Voices project is a collaboration with the Council for Mental Health and is supported by the Dam Foundation in Norway. Good luck!