Laureate Learning Systems Software

This program is designed for children with severe disabilities, but has activities and features that are appropriate for those functioning at six months of age and up.

This engaging, new program stimulates language production by encouraging students to "talk" for a Tiger who has lost his voice.

Looking for a way to encourage and reinforce verbalization? Try TalkTime with Tucker, a voice-activated program that encourages youngsters to talk.

Nouns & Sounds increases auditory awareness and builds critical listening skills. Individuals of all ages will enjoy exploring nouns, matching them with photographs, identifying sounds, and playing games that exercise auditory and visual short-term memory.

This special package features programs that encourage vocalization as well as the building of narrative and discourse abilities.

Are you working with children who have a core vocabulary of nouns and verbs but having difficulty conveying meaning? This program helps children understand the importance of Subject-Verb-Object word order.

These exciting new programs train early developing vocabulary in a fun, full-scene environment. Large, engaging objects make these programs easy-to-use and appropriate for a wide range of users.

These programs help students with learning disabilities develop their ability to follow simple directions.

This all-new program is designed for students who struggle with 1st and 2nd person pronouns. These deficits impact both oral and written performance.

Learning prepositions is an essential step in language mastery. In addition to training 10 important prepositions, this all-new program will help your students follow simple directions that are necessary for school success.

These programs offer detailed, exploratory environments in which children and adults learn about objects and activities encountered in daily living routines.

LanguageLinks is an evidence-based approach to syntax assessment and intervention that is designed to help children with language impairments and English language learners master syntax and become better communicators.

The Talking Series is designed to build expressive language and augmentative communication skills.

Each program in the Creatures Games Series introduces and reinforces cause and effect, turn-taking, and the use of a single switch.

This series will help students build vocabulary, strengthen language comprehension, discover word relationships, and develop important concepts.

First Words, First Words II, and First Verbs offer the consistent, focused, and supportive learning environment that many people with special needs require to acquire an initial vocabulary.

Laureate’s newest language development programs make learning a fun and rewarding experience! Inside every program, you’ll find the latest linguistic theory and research as well as exciting new features to motivate performance.

The Sentence Master is a revolutionary way to teach beginning reading developed by Dr. Marion Blank.

These programs cover functional vocabulary, advanced categorization, auditory processing, and irregular verbs.

The software in this package can be used to reintroduce functional vocabulary, improve categorization, and build memory skills.

This two-level package includes programs for children in all stages of oral language development from emerging vocabulary comprehension to basic syntax mastery.

English language learners (ELL) will learn English more quickly when they receive the extra tutoring that the English Language Learners (ELL) Package provides.

This package will meet the language needs of your preschoolers with disabilities and your disadvantaged learners.

This package is designed to equip speech-language pathologists with the tools they need to address critical language goals in school-age children with language disorders.

Designed for students whose disabilities range from severe/profound to mild, this package covers cause and effect/turn-taking, vocabulary training, categorization, syntax mastery, concept development, and reading instruction.