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Teacher’s Console: Teachers and parents can delve into the Teacher’s Console to control the settings for each student by turning the written labels for each language target ON/OFF, selecting a specific token character, selecting the default Level, and choosing a Reinforcement Schedule.  When answered correctly on the very first presentation, the student receives both a token and verbal praise and that target is considered mastered and not presented again on that level.  Tell Me About It! Learning Language by Receptive Feature, Function and Category teaches the label, category, function, and features of more than 235 language targets over 6 levels of incremental difficulty.  The Levels presented in incremental difficulty are: Level 1- Labels; Level 2 – Categories; Level 3 – Function; Level 4 – Feature; Level 5 - Randomized Feature, Function, Category; Level 6: Shared Featured, Function, Category.  By breaking down each language target by its category, the function that it serves and its salient features, we offer students the opportunity to fully comprehend and then engage in language.  Reinforcement Schedule: This determines how many targets the student must answer correctly in order receive a token and complete a trial session.  If the answer is not correct on that first presentation, the target will be reintroduced in subsequent trials and must then be answered correctly on two consecutive presentations to be considered mastered.  For students with speech and language delays or for those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, learning to label an image doesn’t necessarily translate into comprehensive understanding of that word.  The presentation of each target conforms to an Applied Behavior Analysis program with reinforcement provided by a token economy system.  This is a self-contained DT-program that error corrects & provides direct reinforcement to the student while collecting data for up to 10 users.  Note that your Data sheets will display, in parentheses, how many times each target has been presented so that you are always aware of your student’s progression and where there might be deficits.  Levels: The App advances from the basic building blocks of language – simple labeling – all the way through shared features across categories.  If the student answers correctly on this second attempt, they receive verbal praise only (no token) and then move to another question.  Categories: Animals, Body Parts, Clothing, Food, Household Items, Dishes, Utensils, Tools, Toys, School Supplies, Sports, Vehicles, Accessories, Furniture, and Musical Instruments.  Error correction is provided by having the correct image flash along with verbal correction when an incorrect answer is given.  There is even a motion that administrators can use while a game is in progress to access the Teacher’s Menu to adjust the settings or view reports.  A Student Report Card displays data for each student with an option to email results.  To access the Teacher’s Bar, simply swipe 2 fingers in an upward motion from the bottom of the screen up.  We determine which targets are defined as mastered by the program in a variety of ways.  "What a great app for fostering early language and thinking skills.  This App strives to mimic an actual one-on-one instructional session with a therapist as much as is possible in an application.  The App then shuffles the placement of the images, and re-presents the same question.  There is an option for 3, 5, or 10 tokens.  This app is ideal for both home and classroom use.