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When you put a video in most kids’ hands, they watch it for entertainment. Watching a cartoon settles them down or keeps them occupied – during a long drive or before dinner or bed. How is Gemiini different? Why do we call it dosing?

Exciting news for exceptional learners: We’ve updated our beginning reading programs to include full animated videos that teach decoding and phonetic instruction – 24 in total.

Video modeling is a teaching method that is a form of observational learning. Language and desired behaviors are learned by watching a video demonstration and then imitating the behavior. Conventional wisdom says that if a child hasn’t made progress in speech by six years old, he or she will probably never talk. Video Modeling can blast through language plateaus and advance gains at any age.

Getting started with Gemiini is quick and simple. Taking the assessment places your student in the appropriate level of the Gemiini Language Pyramid, and videos targeting specific language skills automatically assign to their account. Knowing when your student is ready to move on to the next level can be less clear. This article describes the skills students should have before moving on from each level of the Language Pyramid.

A child may appear to be developing normally but when it comes time for the child to speak, parents are met with silence or meaningless babble.

Long before the era of COVID-19, Laura Kasbar was a Spokane mother who merely wanted to find a way to address her children’s autism.