iPhone Apps for Children with Autism
The advent of smartphones gave parents of children with autism a much needed pool of resources. Communication with your non-verbal child has been easier and less complicated. I have not reviewed most apps found on the iPhone, but my son, Dale can become very preoccupied when given time to play on it. Time can pass for hours! Some help you can get from the iPad includes:
- Voice Output
- Sign Language
- One-Touch Switch
- Text-to-Speech
- Articulation
- Encouragement
- Listening and Auditory Processing
- Language Comprehension
- Vocabulary
- Concept Development
- Video Modeling
- Social Skills Group Activities
- Eye Contact and Body Language
- Hygiene & Pre-Vocational
- Graphic Organizers & Visual Supports
- Visual Timers
- Sound Masking
- Handwriting
- Bilateral Coordination
- Motor Planning
- Activities of Daily Living
- Reading
- Spelling
- Math
- Preschool
- Dysphagia
- Aphasia, Apraxia & Dysarthria
- Stuttering
- Music, Songs & Creativity
- Information about Autism
- Eating Gluten Free
Autismspeaks lists apps found on both the iPad and Android platforms you can use. I’m going to start looking into them now. Find them here:
http://www.autismspeaks.org/autism-apps
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I'm a Filipina mother, wife, daughter, sister, friend, and teacher. I am a SPED advocate. I have a daughter who towers over me. I have a son who thinks differently. And another son who cuddles with me in bed.
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I guess I understand autistic peoples’ problems a little now that I have a disorder that shares some common characteristics. I know why they rock and hurt themselves.