July 23, 2004

By: Ryan Alton
Website: http://www.1st-in-toys.com

DigiSoft Releases Software to Help Break Down Learning Barriers

Improve your children's ability with Ultimate Learning. This dynamic new computer software series provides informational reading tasks that develop problem solving language, thus enabling a deeper understanding of the way things work and world around us.

Created by DigiSoft, the innovative developers behind the award-winning PictPocket Cinema software, Ultimate Learning comprises three unique products and aspects of learning: Problem Solvers, Fun With Feelings, and SoundReading.

Fashioned for mainstream and special needs children alike, Ultimate Learning is part of what is described as a 'Balanced Diet of Literacy.' The balanced diet consists of combining reading books and traditional teaching methods, along with language thinking activities like those found in Ultimate Learning.

The software supports both auditory and visual data processing, while encouraging critical thinking and problem solving. Through these techniques, kids are taught to look closely at concepts and words in order to solve problems and find the correct answers they are seeking.

With Ultimate Learning, your child will develop a heightened understanding of language — an understanding that is often taken for granted. The user learns to read and comprehend commonly used words in a fun environment, without even realizing they are learning. In turn, he or she is able to discern information, identify cause and effect situations, and increase the overall level of knowledge.

The game-style environment of Ultimate Learning will keep kids focused for hours, and because the program is divided into easy, medium and hard levels, it is an appropriate learning tool for children at all levels of language ability.

Learning is a process, but with the help of DigiSoft's Ultimate Learning, it doesn't have to be a difficult one.

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