Question Sleuth vs Comprehension Aphasia

Calling All Sleuths! Are you clever enough to ask the right questions and find the hidden star? Give it a try with this delightfully entertaining language game designed for two or more players. Pick a player to secretly hide the star behind a picture and let everyone else compete to find it through the process of elimination. Use our image categories or go ahead and make your own using the iPad's camera, your photos or search from the web. Question Sleuth is a great way to practice categories, attributes, "wh" questions, articulation or whatever you like. Game play can be customized for all ages and makes a great family activity! Though designed with educators in mind, Question Sleuth is a fun, imaginative and engaging game to play with family and friends as well.

****I like that this app includes so many different activity choices and different levels. One thing that this app includes that most do not is background noise. This is great for working on a student's ability to focus on a task and ignore distractions. (Simply Speech)**** ****Comprehension Aphasia is a great app for anyone working on improving their auditory processing/receptive language abilities. It's a comprehensive app that allows you to work on so much, while increasing cognitive and linguistic complexity. (Carrie's Speech Corner)**** The Comprehension Aphasia app was created by a certified speech and language pathologist for adults and children, and it focuses on auditory comprehension of increasingly longer and complex yes-no- questions and directions with the ability to turn on background noise. The Comprehension Aphasia app can be used by individuals who exhibit: -Aphasia, secondary to brain injury such as stroke -Cognitive deficits such as decreased attention - Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) -Receptive language disorders and Autism Comprehension Aphasia includes more than 1,700 pre-recorded audio instructions in the following activities: -Yes-no questions with six levels of difficulty -Basic Directions with one element with 12 levels of difficulty - Basic Directions with two elements with 12 levels of difficulty - Temporal Directions with 18 levels of difficulty - Conditional Directions with nine levels of difficulty The Comprehension Aphasia app is easy to navigate and allows users to use several tools to perform the following tasks: -Enter multiple users -Change settings -Select auto-scoring -Select alternate counts for multiple users -Enable or disable feedback sounds -Choose different feedback sounds -Enable background noise -Choose different types of noise -Track correct and incorrect responses -E-mail results at the end of the game