Fast ForWord
"Even his teachers are
amazed at the changes.
He has gone from
dyslexia to Honors!
He says it's easier
to focus in class.
I see a much
better reader. It's all
good! Thank you."
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Fast ForWord Language v2
Fast ForWord Language v2 develops the fundamental language skills that are building blocks for listening, speaking and reading success.
Who Can Benefit from Fast ForWord Language? Children who:
- Have difficulty with reading and/or spelling
- Have difficulty with language
- Have auditory processing difficulties
Fast ForWord Language v2 has seven exercise that remap the brain to improve critical fundamental cognitive skills -- memory, attention, processing, and sequencing -- making language, learning and reading more natural and comfortable. This program is an essential first step in developing critically important prerequisites for successful reading.
Ele-botStudents feed the hungry Ele-Bots by selecting the illustrations which correctly match spoken sentences.This exercise builds language comprehension skills. |
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Hoop Nut
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Moon RanchStudents help Farmer Granny move her animals from the barn and over the fence by clicking when they hear a repeated sound change. This improves the ability to identify and manipulate speech sounds in a quick and efficient manner (phonological fluency), the ability to remain focused on a given task while ignoring distractions and refraining from impulsive behavior (sustained attention), and the capacity for holding speech sounds in memory (phonological memory). |
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Robo-Dog
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Sky GymThe space athlete is helped to train on the unusual equipment by students who differentiate between sweep sounds. This exercise improves sequencing skills, sound processing and working memory. |
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Space CommanderThe space commander gives students directions to touch or move blocks. This exercise develops listening comprehension, working memory, sequencing skills and sustained attention. |
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Whalien MatchThe Whaliens swim below the surface of the planet in formations of 4, 8 and 16. Students attempt to match spoken words by clicking on the correct Whaliens. This exercise improves the student’s ability to recognize spoken words by using auditory and visual-spatial working memory to locate matching syllables. |
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Language and reading skills developed by Fast ForWord Language v2
- Listening accuracy
- Phonological awareness
- Auditory word recognition
- Listening comprehension
- Language comprehension
- Syntax and morphology
Cognitive skills developed by Fast ForWord Language
- Working memory
- Visual symbol-sound associations from long term memory
- Picture-word associations from long term memory
- Focused attention
- Auditory processing
- Sequencing ability
Fast ForWord
Family of Programs
Language v2
Language to Reading v2
Literacy
Literacy Advanced
Reading 1
Reading 2
Reading 3
Reading 4
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