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Expressive Language Training

Laureate's expressive language training programs encourage children and adults with language impairments to express themselves. These programs promote verbalization, word use, and interactive communication while teaching sentence formation and phrase construction to build literacy skills among individuals with special needs.


Talking Nouns, Talking Nouns II, and Talking Verbs allow individuals to select words and pictures to make the computer speak.	TalkTime with Tucker offers five adventures that encourage children to talk and make sounds.	Tiger's Tale enables children to record their voices to create their very own movies.

Smart/Ease Exploring Nouns and Smart/Ease Exploring Verbs These new Smart/Ease activities for the Smart/128 from AMDi use scenes from Laureate's Exploring Nouns and Exploring Verbs programs to provide expressive communication opportunities.	Say-N-Play is an exciting new speech recognition program that provides a fun and visually engaging environment for children to practice their articulation.

These programs are suggested for individuals (pre-K through adult) with:

autism spectrum disorders ASD
developmental disabilities
language-learning disabilities
physical impairments
traumatic brain injury TBI
aphasia
language impairments
articulation disorders
voice disorders
fluency disorders
language disorders
emotional disorders
pragmatic disabilities
candidates for augmentative communication systems

Fun characters from Tiger's Tale program