Finding the right learning tools for a self-contained special education classrooms can be a challenge. Teachers need resources that are engaging, accessible, and tailored to meet the diverse needs of their students. That’s why AI-Learners is a must-have tool for self-contained classrooms!

Disclosure: This post was created in partnership with AI Learners. I was compensated for this content, but all views and opinions are entirely my own.

What is AI Learners?

AI-Learners is a web-based learning platform designed to help students with all abilities learn early math and literacy through personalized computer games and analytics. The platform uses interactive games with personalized learning pathways to make learning more engaging and approachable for students with disabilities and beyond.

“I like that it is a easy way for me to have something for kids to do for independent work time. It is very convenient.” – Leslie, Special Education Teacher

Why Does AI Learners Work for Special Education Classrooms?

Engaging, Game-Based Learning
AI-Learners turns math and reading into interactive games at their level, keeping students motivated. This is a game-changer for students who struggle with traditional worksheets or busy overstimulating websites.

Personalized to Each Student (perfect for special education!)
The best part about this learning platform is that AI Learners adapts to each learner’s skill level, providing individualized lessons and support. This is perfect for self-contained classrooms, where students are often working at different levels and on different topics. It takes the pressure off the teacher to differentiate.

Built-In Accessibility Features
AI-Learners includes features like text-to-speech, color contrast adjustments (This feature is a GAME CHANGER), and alternative input methods to ensure that all students can access and engage with the content.

I love that you can toggle between real images and clipart for sorting games, increase and decrease font sizes, change color contrast, and decrease visual complexity settings.

Perkins School for the Blind has approved of this resource as a platform for online games that has low vision and CVI options as well as being accessible to switches, eye gaze, and screen readers! This is a huge win in the accessibility forefront!

Progress Tracking for Teachers
Teachers can easily monitor student progress, making it simple to adjust instruction and celebrate student growth. No more guessing if a student is improving—AI-Learners provides real data, something special education teachers can use to track IEP goals and show student growth!

New Feature for Special Education!

AI Learners just launched a new feature for social narratives! Teachers can choose from a library of premade stories and the stories are read aloud. They can also create personalized stories based on their students and use multiple choice to assess afterwards.

A Must-Have for Special Education

For teachers looking to integrate differentiated, engaging, and accessible math instruction into their classrooms, AI-Learners is a must have. I love that is differentiated and meets students where they are and tracks student growth- one engaging game at a time!

Try a free trial to AI Learners, here.

Unlike other AI programs available, this one is really created with self-contained classrooms in mind. The creator has a younger sister with Rett Syndrome, which inspired her to create a tool that is accessible for students of all abilities (especially in special education classrooms). Adele stressed to me that it is very important to her that the tool is inclusive for all, and that’s something that we love to hear at Simply Special Ed.

You can check out AI Learners here and start a free trial!

Disclosure: This post was created in partnership with AI Learners. I was compensated for this content, but all views and opinions are entirely my own.

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