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MITTIN [OUTDATED]

Formerly named "MITTIN: Keyboard/Mouse Version". This application is outdated.

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October 25, 2021
4 years and 281 days ago
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Positive18 reviews88.9%

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About the Game

This application was formerly named "MITTIN: Keyboard/Mouse Version" and has been replaced by the updated version, titled "MITTIN".

Please uninstall this version and install the updated version at .

The Michigan Transition To Independence (MITTIN) is a virtual life skills library of dynamic modules that foster the development of independent living skills in the home and community. Designed to support special education transition-related instruction, these virtual resources are free and available to parents, schools, educators, and students in Michigan. MITTIN is a partnership of the Michigan Association of Administrators of Special Education (MAASE), Michigan Council for Exceptional Children (MCEC), Great Lakes Reality Labs (GLRL), and Public Policy Associates (PPA).

The topics covered in this game include:

Safety and Independence in the Home
  • Change a Light Bulb
  • Clean the Bedroom
  • Put Away Groceries
  • Use a Microwave
  • Use an Oven
  • Use a Stove

Safety and Independence in the Community
  • Cross the Street
  • Shop for Groceries
  • Use Self-Checkout
  • Walk Through a Parking Lot

This game was formally titled, "Special Education Modules".