Meet IEP Goals with Ava

Ava is a social and emotional learning (SEL) curriculum and online game designed for students ages 10-15. Based on the CASEL and Building Blocks of Learning models, Ava allows student to practice SEL skills in a safe, judgement-free space.

Educators and related service professionals can use Ava to support students' social and emotional goals. Use Ava in 1:1 sessions or small groups to target specific objectives, such as improving conversational turn-taking, recognizing emotions, and developing self-regulation strategies.

Ava was designed to support neurodivergent students by helping them achieve their individualized social and emotional goals in a meaningful and engaging way. Data from Ava's gameplay allows educators to track progress and adjust strategies to better meet students' needs.

Ava was developed for students of all neurotypes (neurodivergent and neurotypical) between ages 10-15, but students outside this age range can also enjoy and learn from Ava.

Currently we track student usage time in our dashboard. We are currently working on an updated dashboard that will track student assessment answers, dialogue choices, and completion of module levels.

Yes, Ava can help progress IEP goals and state standards depending on how educators apply our curriculum. Our flexible curriculum allows teachers to choose how to implement lessons to address student goals and state standards.