Neuroplan Online Speech Language Therapy + Literacy Apps

What do people say about Fast ForWord®?

A: Fast ForWord helps struggling students. It is an online intervention that uses the principles of brain science to treat the underlying causes of language and learning disabilities. People who have used this unique online intervention are enthusiastic about it.

Reading and the Fast ForWord Program

Find out how Fast ForWord helps struggling readers.

Scientific Learning’ s Video Library

improve-attention-fast-forword-languageThis link takes you to Scientific Learning’s video library. You can view testimonials and presentations about the programs created by the Scientific Learning Company.

http://www.scilearn.com/resources/videos

Frequently Asked Questions about Fast ForWord

There is a lot of information about Fast ForWord on this site! Keep reading…

How do I get the MySciLearn shortcut on my iPad?November 13, 2018
How do I get access to Fast ForWord in Canada?June 5, 2018
Can my child do Fast ForWord at school?October 3, 2017
Why is Fast ForWord Sky Gym Important?November 29, 2016
Are the Fast ForWord® graphics age appropriate?September 11, 2016
What do people say about Fast ForWord®?September 11, 2016
How much does Fast ForWord® cost?September 7, 2016
Can I get a Fast ForWord® discount?September 6, 2016
Is this ADD ADHD treatment without medication?July 25, 2014
Does Fast ForWord® software meet individual learning needs?July 10, 2014
Is Fast ForWord® the best brain training program?July 9, 2014
Is there proof that Fast ForWord® works?July 8, 2014
Can learning disabilities be overcome?July 7, 2014
Does repetition help the brain form connections?July 6, 2014
Does brain training help struggling readers?July 5, 2014
Why do struggling readers get so frustrated?July 4, 2014
Who is a good candidate for Fast ForWord®?July 3, 2014
Why does Fast ForWord sound so strange?July 2, 2014
What is Fast ForWord®?July 1, 2013

 

About the Author Neuroplan

Online speech language therapy and literacy apps. Available across Canada. Dyslexia, Learning Disabilities, ADD/ADHD, Autism, Auditory Processing, Acquired Brain Injury, Stuttering, English Comprehension and Grammar.

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