- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Super Duper Publications on 2017-09-28 | Category: Education
SD "What Are They Thinking?" is a Education app by Super Duper Publications. This engaging educational App for iPhone®, iPad®, or iPod touch® includes all 60 clever photo flash cards from the Webber® Photo Cards What Are They Thinking? card deck by Super Duper® Publications. Use the App to improve your students' inferencing, reasoning, and conversational skills.
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1. This engaging educational App for iPhone®, iPad®, or iPod touch® includes all 60 clever photo flash cards from the Webber® Photo Cards What Are They Thinking? card deck by Super Duper® Publications.
2. Touch the screen to hear all of the thoughts or touch one thought bubble to hear just that character's thought.
3. You can also advance cards and players automatically by selecting the Auto-Advance option in the Settings menu.
4. This App is simple to use — each student looks at an illustration and answers the question, "What are they thinking?" The student then gives a verbal response.
5. After each answer, tap the green (correct) or red (incorrect) button to score the student's verbal response.
6. Move to the next card by sliding the card currently on the display screen to the side, and the next image appears.
7. Hit the refresh button to hear a new thought for each bubble.
8. • Select all 60 cards or just the ones you want students to see.
9. To return to the game, select Resume from the main menu.
10. To move to the next player, tap the bar at the top of the screen and select a name.
11. All the people and animals in these fun photos have thought bubbles above their heads.
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I bought this app hoping to use it for kids on the autism spectrum to infer what a person might be thinking in various scenarios. Unfortunately the pictured scenes are far too open ended. For example a girl is pictured in winter clothing. The pre recorded thoughts could be used as story starters.
My social group unanimously agreed that this app was confusing and did not make sense. They thought almost all of the examples given for what the person was thinking were just "bad!" We ended up talking about why the examples given did not make sense and trying to come up with better examples. Also, they were confused about trying to figure out what a skeleton was thinking, because skeletons don't think. My social group says, "DON'T buy this app!"
Voices are ridiculous and irritating. "Thoughts" are not predictable, sometimes illogical. Good for use as picture prompts for determining cause, making predictions, determining emotion. Turn off the sound, and do your own thing.
The recorded thoughts are often off-the-wall and do not make sense contextually. They are "entertaining" for someone with social skills but for those children working on inferencing skills and reading body language, the recorded "answers" just don't make sense. The app is therefore only sometimes usable (the pictures) and almost never with the recorded responses. They are not what I go over with the students and if they are not predictable to me, they would not be predictable to students. And this has proven to be the case.
This app requires you to take the data and ask the questions. It would not work at an independent station.
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