SnapType Makes Homework Easy For Kids with Learning Disabiliteis

Best concepts and ideas bring largest distinctions. SnapType is the best app which has brought a major change and convenience for those kids, who finds hand-writing difficult to them. This new app allows kids to take pictures of their homework and simply type in answers instead of having to hand-write them. SnapType Makes Homework Easy For Kids with Learning Disabiliteis.

This amazing app SnapType is Created by a husband and wife team – Ben and Amberlynn Slavin. Amberlynn is a pediatric occupational therapist. She works with kids with ADHD, Autism, Down Syndrome, and dyslexia. Many of these students are unable to write in answers on basic school worksheets because of medical reasons. To help them with their homework, Amberlynn Slavin and her husband created this new app. It allows the kids to take a picture of the sheet and simply tap to type in the answers. It has been noted that this free app has seen 1.5 millions downloads so far.

SnapType Makes Homework Easy For Kids with Learning Disabiliteis

SnapType helps students keep up with their peers in class. Students feel more self-confident, intelligent and independent. SnapType is fun and easy to use for students of all ages.

While telling about SnapType, Ben Said:

“Amberlynn came up with the idea for SnapType during her occupational therapy graduate fieldwork. She worked with a 5th grade student diagnosed with dysgraphia, a learning disability that made his handwriting extremely messy,”“His occupational therapist tried many things to help him improve his penmanship, but nothing worked. The determined occupational therapist even scanned his worksheets into a computer so he could type in answers to questions, but it was too time consuming so she stopped doing it. He was frustrated about getting left behind in class because he couldn’t complete the worksheets with the rest of his peers.”

SnapType is very simple and easy to operate. Students can send the homework to their teachers directly by completion. Kids can export their homework and send it by email or any other file sharing system to the teachers.

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