Speech Therapy 4 –Articulation 2.1.6

The developer behind the clinically validated language therapy application, MITA, which has been downloaded by over 3 million families, presents a series of specialized Speech Therapy applications designed to enhance speech development in children. Among these, Speech Therapy Step 4 focuses on refining articulation skills for children who have already acquired a vocabulary and are ready to advance their skills.

Overview of Speech Therapy Step 4:

• Target Audience: This application is geared toward children who have learned many words and seek to improve their articulation.
• Functionality: It incorporates over 1000 prerecorded video exercises that encourage children to mirror the pronunciation of words effectively.
• AI Integration: A proprietary AI algorithm assesses the similarity between the model words and the children's vocalizations, offering feedback on their performance.
• Incentivization: Improvements are recognized through reinforcers and extended PlayTime, motivating children to enhance their articulation autonomously.

This method has been shown to be beneficial for a range of challenges including speech delays, Apraxia of Speech, Stuttering, Autism, ADHD, Down Syndrome, Sensory Processing Disorder, and Dysarthria.

Unique Learning Features:

• The only speech therapy app that proportionally rewards children based on improvement in articulation.
• Utilizes scientifically validated video modeling techniques to foster effective speech development.
• Voice-activated functionality promotes an engaging and interactive learning experience.
• A free basic version is available without advertisements.

This application employs scientifically proven learning techniques that engage children's mirror neurons through real-time video modeling, contributing significantly to their speech development.

Developer Credentials:

Speech Therapy Step 4 was developed by a skilled team including Dr. A. Vyshedskiy, a neuroscientist from Boston University; R. Dunn, an early child development specialist educated at Harvard; J. Elgart, an MIT graduate; along with a group of award-winning artists and developers collaborating with experienced therapists.