Now Featuring BrainPower™!
If you wish, you can now include brainwave training in conjunction with TNT Memory training. Your clients learn to develop a positive, alert, relaxed mental state while they complete the memory exercises. The client works his way through six different BrainPower challenges as he masters the skills of saying focused, calm, and aware. You can use the BrainPower capability of your TNT Memory System simply by investing an additional $99 to purchase the Brainwave device.

Research Based & Economical
The current research related to working memory training is compelling. It strongly supports that working memory can be effectively trained and that working memory training is highly beneficial for children with ADHD/ADD and other learning problems. The TNT Memory Pro provides an economical and structured way to help these children.

Fun & Rewarding
Like its award-winning sister product, TNT Memory Pro is fun for kids! The exercises are colorful and game-like, and hard work is rewarded with the entertaining, video game breaks that kids love. Children receive encouragement and certificates all along the way!

New Internet Cloud Technology
You can elect to store player data on a local computer station, a network, or the Cloud. The Cloud option will allow you to run a client from multiple computers on or off-site and to access the data via the internet from any PC anywhere the software is installed.

Systematic
TNT Memory begins with game-like testing that identifies precisely what the child’s strengths and deficits are. The program then customizes a highly structured training plan for each individual child. TNT Memory Pro contains over 400 different exercises! The system is organized into 6 steps, each containing 6 programs.

Step 1:

• Matching Memory Numbers
• Picture Sequential Recall
• Matching Memory Letters
• Numeric Sequential Recall
• Matching Memory Pictures
• Letter Sequential Recall

Step 2:

• Number Order Memory
• Visual Picture Memory Series
• Letter Order Memory
• Visual Number Memory Series
• Picture Order Memory
• Letter Sound Memory Series

Step 3:

• Sequential Memory Numbers
• Picture Blending Memory
• Sequential Letter Sounds Memory
• Numeric Blending Memory
• Sequential Memory Pictures
• Letter Blending Memory

Step 4:

• Auditory Number Memory Recognition
• Memory Picture Sorting
• Auditory Letter Memory Recognition
• Memory Number Sorting
• Auditory Picture Memory Recognition
• Memory Letter Sorting

Step 5:

• Visual Number Memory Recognition
• Picture Memory Identification
• Visual Letter Memory Recognition
• Number Memory Identification
• Visual Picture Memory Recognition
• Letter Memory Identification

Step 6:

• Number Memory Challenge
• Picture Order Recall
• Letter Memory Challenge
• Number Order Recall
• Picture Memory Challenge
• Letter Order Recall

Disclaimer: This software is solely for research and education purposes. It is not intended to be used in the treatment, cure, prevention, or diagnosis of any medical disorder. This product is only available for purchase by health professionals and educators.

Now Featuring BrainPower™!
If you wish, you can now include brainwave training in conjunction with TNT Reading training. Your clients learn to develop a positive, alert, relaxed mental state while they complete the reading exercises. The client works his way through six different BrainPower challenges as he masters the skills of staying focused, calm, and aware. You can use the BrainPower capability of your TNT Reading System simply by investing an additional $99 to purchase the Brainwave device.

According to a recent study published in Pediatrics, up to 50% of children with ADHD or ADD have reading disabilities. The 2011 Nation’s Report Card from the US Department of Education shows that 58% of fourth graders are not proficient readers. This statistic has remained unchanged since 2007. How will these children function in a society where reading and thinking are crucial for learning, responsible citizenship, and economic survival?

Difficulties with basic reading skills at the Kindergarten level don’t usually disappear on their own. In addition, if a child processes information slowly, or can’t pay attention or remember, academic instruction will not help him learn to differentiate letter sounds or understand the meaning of what he reads. If he is still struggling by the third grade, social studies and science will be closed books. Early intervention is critical if he is not to remain at a severe disadvantage throughout his academic and adult life.

TNT Reading identifies precisely where the child is having difficulty. It then uses a powerful combination of targeted computerized cognitive and reading “games” to help children K-3 develop their abilities. Following national Common Core Standards, TNT Reading is a comprehensive system that tests and then trains children to learn and to read.

TNT includes over 1,000 exercises!

The Test ‘n’ Train model is ideal for your RTI program and for setting IEP goals.

TNT Reading comes with unlimited FREE reading tests! Because the TNT reading tests provide you with the means for screening, monitoring progress, and diagnosing problems, and then it bases training directly on the test results, it saves you time and money. Each test determines exactly what a child needs to focus on, then creates his training plan accordingly. The training plan automatically continually assesses progress on each specific skill, and then self-adjusts the training. Test scores can be printed for inclusion in the student’s record. Based on many years of research and hundreds of studies, Test ‘n’ Train Reading focuses on the seven components that have the greatest impact on a child’s ability to learn to read – letter recognition, phonemic awareness, phonic skills, mental processing speed, auditory discrimination, working memory, and attention.

Customizable

While TNT Reading can be run completely automatically, it also allows you to customize it as you wish. You can even go into the automated training plans and select exactly which specific programs you want to use. You can also set the criteria for passing each level; you can choose whether to test first, then train, or to train first, then test; you can run the exercises in standard or accelerated mode; you can choose to alternate between Reading Mastery and Reading Comprehension exercises; and you can choose to reward a student who tries very hard without success.

Motivating

TNT Reading is fun. Students are rewarded with certificates at every level. But in addition, your students’ hard work is rewarded with entertaining, non-violent video game breaks, which also further enhance processing speed and coordination. Now learning to read can be fun for everyone!

TNT Reading Mastery Level 1

Mastery Step 1 (K – 1st Grade, 124 Exercises)- Upper & lower case letter recognition, matching, sequencing.- Alphabetical order- Differentiation between uppercase and lowercase letters
Mastery Step 2 (K – 1st Grade, 96 Exercises)- Matching letters to their correct consonant and vowel sounds- Blending consonant and vowel sounds together to form words
Mastery Step 3 (K – 2nd Grade, 120 Exercises)- Discrimination between similar beginning or ending sounds of words- Distinguishing between long and short vowel sounds in words- Learning the different sounds of “y” as a vowel

TNT Reading Mastery Level 2

Mastery Step 4 (K – 3rd Grade, 112 Exercises)- Identifying words based on beginning and ending letters or sounds.- Recognizing and spelling basic sight words of up to two phonemes
Mastery Step 5 (1st – 3rd Grade, 104 Exercises)- Identifying and discriminating rhyming words using short vowel sounds- Identifying and decoding beginning letters and vowels in simple words
Mastery Step 6 (1st – 3rd Grade, 104 Exercises)- Identifying and decoding ending letters of words- Discriminating between different but similar middle consonant sounds of words- Recognizing and spelling basic sight words comprised of three phonemes

TNT Reading Mastery Level 3

Mastery Step 7 (1st – 3rd Grade, 120 exercises)- Identifying words based on beginning consonant blends, identifying how a silent “e” changes the sound of a word, recognizing and spelling basic sight words comprised of three phonemes
Mastery Step 8 (1st – 3rd Grade, 112 exercises)- Identifying words based on beginning consonant blends and on beginning and ending consonant digraphs, recognizing rhyming words with long vowel sounds
Mastery Step 9 (1st – 3rd Grade, 104 exercises)- Discrimination between similar vowel digraphs, distinguishing differences between diphthong sounds, learning how smaller words can be combined to make bigger words or vice versa

TNT Reading Comprehension

Step 1 (K – 1st Grade, 60 exercises)- Trains the ability to complete sentences by using matching words with pictures and using context clues in sentences. Trains the ability to follow step-by-step instructions. Trains the ability to place sentences in a logical order to create a story.
Step 2 (1st-2nd Grade, 60 exercises)- Trains the ability to gather information in a paragraph in order to correctly answer specific questions. Trains the ability to use abstract critical thinking skills in order to determine meaning. This is accomplished using clues, riddles and picture puzzles.
Step 3 (2nd-3rd Grade, 60 exercises)- Trains the ability to make inferences from information in a sentence or paragraph, cause and effect logic, functional concepts and context clues.

In the 24th century there will be no hunger, there will be no greed, and all the children will know how to read.
~Gene Roddenberry

Disclaimer: This software is solely for research and education purposes. It is not intended to be used in the treatment, cure, prevention or diagnosis of any medical disorder.

More Details About TNT Reading Tutor

TNT Reading Mastery Level 1

Mastery Step 1 (K – 1st Grade, 124 Exercises)

TNT Reading Mastery Level 2

Mastery Step 4 (K – 3rd Grade, 112 Exercises)

TNT Reading Mastery Level 3

Mastery Step 7 (1st – 3rd Grade, 120 exercises)

TNT Reading Comprehension

Brain-Building Video Games!

• Prudence is a measure of impulsivity and response inhibition as evidenced by three different types of errors of commission.
• Consistency measures the general reliability and variability of response times and is used to help measure the ability to stay on task.
• Stamina compares the mean reaction times of correct responses during the first 200 trials to the last 200 trials. This score is used to identify problems related to sustaining attention and effort over time.

• Vigilance is a measure of inattention as evidenced by two different types of errors of omission.
• Focus reflects the total variability of mental processing speed for all correct responses.
• Speed reflects the average reaction time for all correct responses throughout the test and helps identify attention processing problems related to slow discriminatory mental processing.

• Balance indicates whether the test taker processes information more quickly visually or aurally, or is equally quick in either modality.
• Readiness indicates whether the test taker processes information more quickly when the demand is quicker or when it is slower. Provides a subtle measure of inattention when the test taker just “can’t quite keep up.”

• Comprehension identifies random responding by measuring idiopathic errors. Research has shown this to be the single most sensitive sub-scale in discriminating ADHD.
• Persistence is a measure of motivation when the test taker is asked to do “one more thing.” It can also reflect motor or mental fatigue.
• Sensory/Motor scales provide a measure of reaction time speed to simple, singular test stimuli (i.e., the “1″). These scales help screen for slow reaction times which may impair test performance or possibly indicate neurological, psychological or learning problems.

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