Social Skills Apps For Children & Young Adults With Autism And Special Needs

My School Day Enhanced

My School Day Enhanced has over 350 scenarios that demonstrate appropriate interaction, social behaviors, problem-solving and peer relationships within a school setting.

Educational Classroom Social Skills, Age 6 - 12

My School Day Enhanced teaches children (of cognitive age 6 - 12) appropriate interactions and basic classroom social skills such as compromising, resolving conflicts, responding to teasing and following the rules. The CD-ROM offers more than 350 different real-life scenarios to demonstrate common student interactions, and covers a full range of social problem-solving, playground politics and peer relationships within a school setting. This program has unique features that allow parents and teachers to tailor the video sequences to match each child's individual skill level.

Also included is a data collection system that will allow the parent or professional to track each student's progress individually. Great for goal setting and IEPs!

A rewarding video game is also included in the program, allowing the student a break from learning and continuing to motivate them throughout the program.

The video segments featured on My School Day Enhanced allow students to interact safely, and demonstrate how to cooperate and compromise, how to deal with bullying, and how to resolve conflicts and problems. Just by regular use of this fun software tool, children can rapidly improve a broad spectrum of friendship skills and social behaviors inside class and out, including listening, reasoning, cooperating, following directions and understanding the rules.

This CD-ROM is designed to produce quick results for children who need help in the following social and behavioral areas:

Listening
Compromising
Conflict Resolution
Problem Solving

Teasing and Bullying
Reasoning
Friendship Skills

Following Directions
Cooperating
Rules

System Requirements

Windows 2000/NT/Me/XP/Vista/Win 7 operating systems
Mac OS X excluding OS X Mavericks
200 MHz or higher
600 Megabytes available hard-drive space
4x CD-ROM drive
16-bit color monitor
800/600 resolution or better video-card compatibilityy

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