Exercise guide
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Who it is used with
Days, dates and appointments can tangle after a stroke. Calendar practice is used with any type of aphasia.
Start on Calendar Skills, Level 1: one day, one or two events.
How to use it
Pick a mode
The page opens on a choice of modes.
Hear the task
It is read out loud: Tap today, or What time is lunch?
Tap your answer
Keep trying until it is right; only the first tap is scored. Ten tasks make a set.
Modes
Pick a mode on the first screen. Back returns there.
Calendar Skills
Tap today, tap an appointment, go to the next day, and say which comes first.
Read the Calendar
Answer questions about the week: What time is it? How long is it? Morning or evening?
Ways to get through it
When the answer will not come, there is help on the card.
Hint
One step at a time: hear the question again, then the answer pulses, then it is shown.
Levels
In Settings, tick SLP mode: Level 1 one day, Level 2 two days, Level 3 the weekdays, Level 4 the whole week, with more events each time.
The method behind it
Calendar practice. Finding days, dates and events on a calendar, from one day up to a full week.
What comes after the calendar?
Practise more everyday tasks: