Pick up Opposite Concepts and Develop Memorry. Dane Project.
The main objective of the Dane project is to carry out a revolution in the way of teaching content to children and young people with special needs, providing software solutions and bringing computer technology, positioning Argentina as a generator of educational content for this segment in Latin America. In this way, it seeks to contribute to social inclusion, building an integrated and inclusive society.
With these objectives in mind, and through the Inclusion Commission of the CESSI (Chamber of Software and Computer Services), several institutions and companies are added to the initiative. Various applications were built with particular characteristics for the learning of children and young people, who are today in Google Play.
From Inenco, a company with more than 23 years of dedication to the development and implementation of software, we want to thank the authorities of ASDRA for allowing us to participate in the development of programs for children with Down syndrome, thus contributing to build a society with opportunities for all, and make ourselves feel participate in the work they constantly carry out for social, educational and labor inclusion.
El Juego de los Opuestos stimulates cognitive function allowing to recognize opposite concepts such as high/low, large/small, cold/hot, many/few, among others. The game also allows you to develop memory, maintaining the active mind, improving the observation, attention and concentration, simulating the classic memory game that is traditionally done with cards where equal pairs of cards must be found, with the difference that in this case the peers to be found correspond to the aforementioned opposites.
We appreciate the collaboration of Arcadia Educational Computing for the graphic design of the images used in the application.
To know a little more:
http://www.inenco.com.ar
http://www.asdra.org.ar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugnxv20sgam
http://www.tecnoarcadia.com/arcadia/
Keywords: Dane project, Cessi, Inclusion Commission, Asdra, Inenco, Opposites
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