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The Coronavirus pandemic has been tough on everyone: children, parents, educational therapists, and schools are experiencing an unprecedented disruption to their schedules. This has particularly impacted children with special needs and their families.

Poor working memory or attending skills are often misinterpreted as reading comprehension deficits. When a student scores poorly on reading comprehension tests, it is often not a problem with comprehension at all. You might assess a student you thought had poor reading skills and discover they can actually understand the meaning of single words and individual sentences with little trouble. So when this student reads reads a longer passage, why they can't answer basic questions about the text?

Sara Warren’s little guy was born prematurely at 30-weeks. At 18-months, he was diagnosed with a speech & language delay and started therapy right away. He was doing well and making gains, but not advancing as quickly as his parents were hoping for. They have since added Gemiini into his daily routine and the results have been amazing!

Creating a room for a child with autism doesn’t have to be challenging. With some creativity and some consideration for what helps your child feel comfortable, you can easily set up a space for them to relax and feel at ease inside your home. If you need some help setting up a spectrum-friendly room, check out these tips.

Gemiini has a Sequential Tasks Tool that you can use to create your very own, CUSTOMIZED, Sequential Task Activity. If you're teaching your student the order of steps in completing a task, then using Gemiini's “Create Your Own” Sequential Task Activity is a great solution.

The Glasgow Family invites you into their home to follow their journey as their daughter, Wren, and adopted son, Fox, learn to speak using Gemiini. Both children were born with Down syndrome and have language delays, and we've paired up with the family to share their story as their children grow. You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel to follow this story.