this app is good for kids who need help with:

Organization

Arranging and coordinating materials in order to complete a task.

Touted as "Siri's older, more distinguished colleague," Winston features a highly organized interface. As soon as the app is opened, Winston explains how users add news categories to their personalized list in the "briefing" section: a good tutorial to revisit every so often. On the home screen are tiled categories, which can be reordered and interchanged to users' preferences, allowing for a personalized home screen. On the upper right portion of the screen is the Catalog where users have the option to change the order of the stories based on what they want to hear first. They can also swap topics, choosing broader or more selective options of a type of news story. They can even curate the catalog to resemble a daily paper, using a exhaustive, but still concise list of handpicked categories.

Self-Awareness

Understanding our own actions, thoughts and feelings. Improving social skills.

Winston asks users their name for a more personalized experience, and from there, lets them create a news feed that reflects their personal interests. It provides a visual representation of all things that are important to them. Because Winston is so personalized, users paint a picture of themselves simply by looking at their choice categories. And if they wish to branch out -- it's just one click away. Winston also can link up to social networks, allowing users to connect and stay up to date with friends and family. The app will read off popular posts from Facebook or other services, making the app a viable, easy way to stay socially connected.