I’m also a believer in “buyer beware” because I have bought apps in the past that were less than satisfactory. In those cases I left a customer review with my ideas for improvement.
I love SLP blogs, particularly tx ideas and app review posts because they help me decide what apps to buy. I will continue to read your blog and I am sure I will continue to enjoy it…but reading this post confused me a little. I am confused as to whether you are disappointed in a specific app or if you are simply voicing your personal suspicions/dislike about/for Smarty Ears.
I’m not affiliated with Smarty Ears other than as a consumer but I am a supporter of app creators, particularly those that are created by and for SLPs.
I #39;m also a believer in quot;buyer beware quot…
About the Author: Mirla G. Raz
I am an Arizona licensed speech pathologist and am certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. I have been in private practice for over 30 years working extensively with children who have speech and language problems. I received my Master’s degree from Seton Hall University in New Jersey. After graduation, I decided that I need sun and warmth and so headed south to work for the Volusia County Schools in Daytona Beach Florida. The next year I moved to California where I was offered a job working for the Los Angeles Unified School District in the severe oral language handicapped program. My next move was to UCLA where I worked in the department of Clinical Linguistics at the Neuropsychiatric Institute. In 1981, I moved to Arizona where I went into private practice. It gives me tremendous satisfaction to know that I have helped hundreds of children gain normal speech and language skills.
