Introducing the Future of Speech-Language Impairment Programs
Amplio combines the power of a special education learning platform with structured, protocol-based activities that equip educators to help students with articulation, fluency, speech, reading, language, social communication and other challenges.
Track speech-language skills with real-time phonetic transcriptions of speech to identify error patterns, specific measures to assess and track each student’s unique speech characteristics, a means to track pragmatic language skills over time, and dozens of other engaging interactive, multisensory content, and AI-driven activities.

Data Points
Minutes of Interventions
Learning Paths
Use Our Growing Library of Programs for Every Aspect of Speech-Language Impairment Instruction
Comprehension
Grow students’ ability to understand and process language
Fluency
Drive speech fluency for increasing complex language demands
Literacy
Learn how to read, speak, and listen to communicate effectively
Narrative Language
Improve the ability to use narrative language for storytelling
Social Communication
Help students use appropriate communication in social situations
Speech Production
Develop sound production and auditory discrimination skills
Syntax & Morphology
Acquire skills in sentence and word structure
Vocabulary
Engage students with tools to communicate clearly
We’ve dismissed students from therapy for meeting their IEP goals. You can tell that they’re motivated and happy. They were having fun.
Melissa De Leon
Director of Special Education, Orenda Charter School District
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