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Getting Dressed Software is a vocabulary enhancement and personal and indpendent living skills tutorial program designed to teach about getting dressed for individuals with a cognitive or physical disability. It not only teaches vocabulary about clothing, but also teaches dressing skills. Users will learn words for clothing items and how to dress for a variety of occasions. It features a quiz section to enhance what is learned and has voice output capabilities for non-readers. For students with a physical disability, the software is TouchWindow compatible. COMPAITIBLITY: Apple. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Apple IIe system, 128K, Echo Speech Processor (see separate entry). Optional: TouchWindow, color monitor.

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This product record was updated on October 15, 2010.

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Attainment Company Inc.

PO Box 930160
504 Commerce Parkway
Verona, Wisconsin 53593-0160
United States
Telephone: 800-327-4269 or 608-845-7880.
Fax: 800-942-3865 or 608-845-8040.
Web: http://www.attainmentcompany.com.
Email: info@attainmentcompany.com.


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