Time Management Population: Head Injury, Aphasia, Cognitive Disorders, and Learning Disabilities. Objectives: To facilitate functional daily planning which requires retention of information, sequencing, basic computations, and essential thought organization. Ability Level: Mid to high. Description: This program presents realistic scenarios that people encounter in the course of their daily lives like: If my dentist appointment is at 3:00 p.m. and it takes 30 minutes to drive there, what time must I leave the house? The questions are organized in three levels of difficulty based on the number of factors users must consider to correctly answer questions. Scenarios require knowledge of distinctions between a.m. and p.m., tracking time forward, and tracking time backward. A variety of levels allows for selection of suitably challenging material for individuals with mild to severe temporal organization impairments. Users respond by either setting the on a clock or selecting the correct answer from a list of three possible answers. Features: This program allows users to select between analog and digital clocks as well as multiple choice responses. The program tracks performance so that progress may be evaluated over time. System Requirements: PC Compatible (486 DX-66MHz processor or higher, Pentium or Pentium II preferred) Microsoft© Windows [3.1, '95, '98, NT4.0], 8 MB RAM. Sound card optional.