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The Maine Department of Education is excited to share a free to use, comprehensive, CASEL aligned and trauma informed, PreK-12th grade SEL curriculum.

What is SEL4ME?

Owned by the Maine Department of Education and designed to the unique needs of our State, SEL4ME has been constructed by professionals with 50+ years of experience in education, student/parent engagement and staff/administrator professional development. These expert-developed lessons are aligned with industry established best practices, are leveraged through an Equity lens and include over 450 modules that cover PreK-12 scaffolded by grade.

This curriculum will continue to grow!

What we have here is only the beginning! The SEL4ME Team, consisting of diverse Maine experts and stakeholders, will continue to edit, add and develop new SEL content and will expand from classroom supports to include school and district wide curriculum in the use of SEL as a Primary Prevention and Trauma Informed practice.

Maine and Social Emotional Learning for Student Success

Early on, Mainers understood that students who have SEL incorporated into their learning develop skills for self confidence, perseverance and academic success as well as becoming positive members in their communities. From health education and school counseling programs, to pioneering individual educators and even whole schools, there is a strong history of Social Emotional Learning in our state. The SEL4ME curriculum honors our history and is not a requirement but an additional support for all existing programs while also being a reliable and foundational way to provide accessible resources that will enable new SEL programs to be created across our State.

SEL4ME "How To" Videos

We want to ensure your user experience is the best possible. These quick tutorial videos will walk you through registration and navigating the site. Select the option below that best describes you and get started!

Please check back regularly for new content and trainings and look for our soon to be announced SEL training workshops!
Click Here to Access SEL4ME Login Page

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The Maine Department of Education is excited to share a free to use, comprehensive, CASEL aligned and trauma informed, PreK-12th grade SEL curriculum. Owned by the Maine Department of Education and designed to the unique needs of our State, SEL4ME has been constructed by professionals with 50+ years of experience in education, student/parent engagement and staff/administrator professional development.

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An amazing app for easily creating, sharing and printing educational social stories, visual schedules, and beautiful memories.

This is a very valuable tool for any teacher, SLP, OT, direct care staff or parent!

Children with special needs often need more direct instruction of social skills. Teaching social skills to any child may be easier and less stressful when visual supports, like social stories are used. The social stories found in this app explain accurate social information and ensures that your child will know what to expect in different situations.

Features:

* Easily create stories with pictures, recordings and text.
* Share and receive created stories with other users.
* Print PDFs of stories to have paper copies.
* Stories can be made in any language.
* Ability to purchase an entire library of over 20 pre-made social stories at one discounted price.
* Organize stories into categories for particular skills, students or classrooms.
* Lock students into categories or apps to limit access.
* Create and play stories offline (with no internet connection).
* Easy to use, intuitive format.
* Can be used to make visual schedules or other types of visual prompts.

Social stories are an important type of visual support often used with children diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome or other special need. This social stories found in this app use simple text and descriptive pictures to explain the why and how of different social skills.

Social interactions may be especially difficult for children with an autism spectrum disorder, adhd, or other social delay. Many children, especially those diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome and other special need, often fail to pick up on social cues, making learning a social skill especially difficult. Social stories may increase awareness and maintenance of social skills.

Social stories were first defined by Carol Gray in 1991 and are commonly used to break down a task or social situation into small and easy to understand steps, often accompanied by descriptive pictures. Social stories are incredibly easy to implement and are used by many professionals for a wide range of behaviors.

See what our reviews are saying about us!

"Wonderful app!! I am able to upload my own photos, record my own voice, and design however the story for my child! I can also upload pre-made stories. Other apps cast $30-50 for the same awesome app! Thank you so much!!" -family games

"This was a great story app for my child" - Kennedml

"This app is great for my nephew who has autism, thank you!" - ImaniZG

"This app is really awesome" - yoursakar

"This app gives an excellent opportunity for a low price" -Sean Quigg

"I love the fact that you can customize this app to target a specific social skill." - VPEslp25

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Fixes big with large accessibility font sizes.

Amazing app

Any bad review were's out there for this app you're probably not a special-needs person or have a special-needs person in your life you probably are just a typical person with typical people and downloaded this app to experiment with it that's why you don't have a very good review even if you do have an artistic person in your life and your back and your belly reviewing it then you must not have used it very much I've only created one social story and I know that this is awesome I recommend this for a lot of people especially kids I got this for my brothers because they mean the world to me and they're both autistic so I thought this was perfect I always find my iPod touch every day so this is very convenient please get the app if you haven't already🤩😍

Fantastic functionality, super easy!

I never review apps. I know I should, but I don't. This app is an exception. It is superb! Very, very easy to use. There's a free version that you can download, and you can make a few custom social stories with it. And there are a couple of tiers of paid versions that allow more stories in your library and various other nice features. Get the free version to try it out. If you have a non-conversant or communication-challenged loved one, I bet you'll end up buying the full version and using it all the time. So awesome!!

User friendly

The Social Story App is easy to use to create custom social stories. The structure is clear. Adding photos from the iPad allows teachers to personalize the specific story. It would be great if we could print custom stories or send them as a file to another teacher. I also wish they filled the screen when played. But this app has encouraged me to write multiple stories and it is definitely user friendly! The library of written stories is very helpful. There is a good selection of familiar needs. Thank you!

The developer, Touch Autism, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

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Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 9.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 9.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 9.0 or later.

Age Rating

4+, Made for Ages 6-8

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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Learning to read is a major step in young kids' development, but there's a lot to learn before they start cracking open books on their own. Preschoolers and kindergartners can get a head start in the reading process by learning to recognize letters and simple words. In addition to books, there are also tons of digital resources out there that can help kids learn while they think they're having fun. Rev up reading skills with these digital tools that little kids will love. And when they're ready for more literacy fun, introduce them to some of these Reading Apps, Games, and Websites.

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Letter- and Word-Recognition Apps, Games, and Websites

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MLTI is so excited to host the annual student conferences again this year! This is the second year that MLTI will have an in-person conference and a virtual conference and we're shaking things up to innovate our virtual experience this year. The virtual conference will be on March 7th, 2024. The in-person conference will be held at the University of Maine in Orono on May 23rd, 2024. Both conferences will be free ($0 cost) again this year! Please see below for more information about each conference.

2024 MLTI Student Conference Details

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Empowering Kids with Special Needs: How StorySpark’s AI Story Generator Supports Children with Autism, Dyslexia, and ADHD

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Gone are the days of bulky augmentative alternative communication (AAC) devices.

Enter iPhone and Android apps designed specifically to help autistic children. These apps help with a range of communication needs and can be conveniently accessed from a smartphone.

We've chosen to list five top-rated apps that meet a range of needs-some function as classic augmentative alternative communication methods, while others work to strengthen social cues and eye contact (common struggles for autistic individuals.)

In today's high-tech age, these apps aren't only used by parents and caregivers, but also by special education teachers, speech-language pathologists, and of course, applied behavior analysts.

In 2013, a Canadian study determined that smartphone apps designed for autistic children helped the children express themselves and engage with others. The study showed that the apps also boosted the children's ability to interact socially. (HealthDay, "Smart Technology May Help Kids with Autism Learn").

Since 2013, smartphone tech for autistic children has picked up speed, and many new intuitive apps have been developed for handheld devices.

Some parents and professionals have expressed concerns that autistic children may become dependent on the technology and that the apps may end up standing in the way of developing and improving verbal communication over the long term. To this, Shantha Bloemen, Chief of Communications and Partnerships for UNICEF China, says, "Communication is communication, and any way an autistic student articulates his wants or needs can lead to greater comprehension and critical thinking skills down the road." ("How Apps Are Helping Kids with Autism Learn to Communicate," Mythili Sampathkumar).

Here are five highly-rated apps for smart phones that are extremely useful for parents, caregivers, teachers, and ABAs who work with autistic children:

iConverse is a simple but useful AAC tool.

Designed specifically with autistic individuals in mind, it helps children who have trouble verbally expressing themselves by giving them a way to express basic needs.

When the app is opened, it shows six tiles that represent needs such as hunger, thirst, and sleep.

To use the app, children simply need to touch the tile that represents their need. The app comes with six built-in tiles, but you can also create your own.

For instance, if a child has a favorite toy or game, a tile can be added to represent it.

This app is highly-rated because it can be easily personalized to fit the individual child's needs.

Learn with Rufus isn't an AAC app, but it does help autistic children learn to identify emotions in others.

Children with autism often struggle to pick up emotional cues from others, especially subtle cues.

Learn with Rufus uses a learning section and two games to keep children interested in the app.

The first game, "Find it!" asks children to identify an emotion (such as sadness) by showing them a variety of facial expressions and asking them to identify the "sad" expression.

The second game, "Name it!" shows children an emotion and asks them to identify it.

The game has various levels of difficulty, ranging from easily identifiable emotions to subtle facial cues. It aims to keep children interested by giving them "drawing breaks," where they can finger-paint on the screen with a variety of bright colors.

This game is geared towards very young autistic children and non-readers.

Like iConverse, the Grace app for autism seeks to augment communication between the autistic child and the caregiver, parent, teacher, or friend.

The Grace app allows the child to communicate their needs by selecting a sequence of pictures to spell out what they need, but stimulates verbal communication by encouraging the child to speak the sentence.

For example, a child may choose a photo of a car and a park in order to form the sentence: "I'd like to ride to the park."

The app will display the sentence, but doesn't read the sentence aloud. The Grace app is meant to encourage the child to read/communicate for themselves.

The app comes pre-programmed with categories: colors, shapes and numbers; food and drink; places; things I like; and things I need. It also allows the user to take photos (a favorite toy, food, or place), and add it to the app, building a growing vocabulary.

This app functions both as an AAC device and as a learning opportunity for the autistic child. It is a little more expensive than the other apps on this list because it is intended to store a growing vocabulary for the child and function as a daily assistant.

Look in My Eyes: Steam Train is an educational app disguised as a game.

Many autistic children struggle with eye contact. To help the child become more comfortable with eye contact, the app presents a picture of a child. Next, numbers will momentarily flash in the child's eyes. Then, the app asks what the number was, requiring the autistic child to maintain eye contact long enough to identify the number.

Answering correctly results in winning "money," which is spent on steam train rides.

The app also allows the children to explore the virtual train, control the whistle and bell, adjust the steam pressure, and shoo cows off the tracks.

Because the app offers rewards and incentives, it easily keeps children's interest and helps them practice eye contact.

iPrompts is an app used by caregivers to help autistic children learn to keep track of their own time and follow a schedule.

All children benefit from following a routine, but autistic children find comfort and security in a regular schedule. You can facilitate this by creating your own schedule on the iPrompts app, prompted by visuals and timers for daily activities: waking up, brushing teeth, making the bed, eating breakfast, etc.

Not only does the app help children follow a routine, but it helps children learn to keep track of their time. When brushing teeth, for example, the timer will set itself to two minutes. The child learns the appropriate time for activities.

The app also includes "video prompts", which show children modeling appropriate behaviors. These might include asking to play a game, brushing teeth, or completing schoolwork.

While iPrompts is helpful for parents and caregivers, it is also relevant to applied behavior analysts for use within their practice. Since ABAs often use schedules, visual countdowns, and choice boards to help their autistic patients learn how to manage time and make decisions, iPrompts can be used to fulfill each of these teaching tools.

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From finding your way around the sound browser, to using touch instruments and recording audio, in this GarageBand tutorial for complete beginners I share five tips to help you get started in GarageBand on iPad and iPhone.

Find more GarageBand for iOS tutorials here.

Are you just starting down the path to GarageBand enlightenment?
I've put together this GarageBand tutorial that outlines a selection of the best tricks and tips.

Whether you're a complete beginner or are just looking to learn a few new tricks, you'll love these essential tips to get you started.

If you're just getting started with GarageBand on Mac, and feel a wee bit overwhelmed by all of the knobs, buttons and options this video is for you.

Find more GarageBand for Mac tutorials here.

GarageBand Tutorial for iPad and iPhone

Do you want to get into the mobile music making scene but don't know where to start?

In the video below I share my top tips for getting started with GarageBand on iPad and iPhone

Are you ready for more? You can find all of the GarageBand for iOS tutorials you could ever need right here.

Bonus Tips!

Are you ready to learn more? Below you'll find more detail on the info covered in the video as well as some more useful tips and tricks.

Musical Typing

From classical pianos to EDM synths, percussion to hard rock guitar sounds; GarageBand 10 comes pre packaged with a ton of great sounding virtual instruments that can really bring your project to life.

Digging into the instrument sounds available to you is as easy as opening a new Software Instrument track and choosing a Patch from the Library pane, but what about actually playing your chosen instrument? Ideally you could attach a USB keyboard or controller to your Mac. But maybe you don't have access to one? Or maybe you're on the move and didn't have room to pack your keyboard/controller?

Luckily GarageBand has an ingenious built in solution - Musical Typing.

Here's how it works:

To open Musical Typing, first click on "Window" in the toolbar at the top of your screen.

Next, click on "Show Musical Typing" (Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut ⌘+K)

The Musical Typing window will appear in all its glory!

Here's a rundown of the features:

Pitch Bend: You can use the 1+2 keys to adjust the pitch of whatever note/s you are playing in real time.

Modulation: Keys 3 through 8 will add a set amount of modulation to the note/s played. The effect will differ depending on the instrument you have selected.

Sustain: You can toggle sustain on and off with the Tab key.

Black and White Keys: These are the keys you'll use to create your melody. Garageband presents them in a way that corresponds to a single octave (C3 to C4 by default) on a Piano keyboard.

Octave: Use the Z and X keys to shift octaves for lower or higher pitched notes.

Velocity: The C and V keys allow you to change to velocity (how hard the note is struck) of your chosen instrument sound.

All that's left for you to do is hit record and start playing!

Improve Your Workflow with Keyboard Shortcuts

You will want to get to grips with GarageBand's keyboard shortcuts as soon as possible.

You'll get your projects up and running faster, so you don't need to worry about finding your way around GarageBand's interface and can concentrate on the creative side of things.

Find out more about GarageBand's Keyboard Shortcuts (and download your free Shortcut Cheat Sheet) right here.

Want to ke ep learning? Grab your free copy of my GarageBand Quick Start Guide and find out just how deep the rabbit hole goes...

Need a helping hand? Got a question about GarageBand? Leave it in the comments or get in touch via The GarageBand Guide Facebook page!

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This course will cover technical skills as well as curriculum connections. You will learn how to implement Soundtrap in a way that truly maximizes engagement and learning.

The Level 1 certification covers the essential functions of Soundtrap and starts the conversation about integrating music and podcast creation into your curriculum.

In the course, you will learn:

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Expect to spend about 2 hours to finish this course and try out some of the skills in Soundtrap.

Join us in the Level 2 and 3 Certification Courses to dive deeper into the studio tools and take a closer look at how you can bring meaningful projects into your classroom with Project-based learning strategies and pedagogy.

Tens of thousands of teachers around the world are already using Soundtrap to empower students to create music and podcasts, find their voice, and make learning engaging AND meaningful. Join us and help accelerate the creative renaissance!

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New to Flip? Savvy veteran? Let the universe know you're committed to empowering student voice as you earn your Flip Certified Educator badge. Like everything in our world, we made it simple!

1. Complete your Flip Educator Profile.

2. Complete the Engage and Amplify course on Microsoft Learn.
Note: you'll need to create a free Microsoft account to complete the quiz at the end.

3. Record a response on the Level 1 Topic answering the prompt.
Note: this is also in Module 8 of the Engage and Amplify Course.

4. Use Flip with your students or colleagues and receive at least 3 video Responses.

*BONUS: Meet (and join!) the Flip community on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook

That's it! Once you have completed the requirements, our team will review and activate your badge.

If you have any questions, just email FlipCertifications@microsoft.com and we'll respond ASAP!

Thank you for taking the steps to become a Flip Certified Educator! When you're ready, dive into the Level 2 Certification!

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