Student with autism doodling on a Jamboard.
This activity helps in developing her fine motor skills and keeps her occupied so as not to cause disruptions in the classroom.
Student with Autism Doodling
Student with autism doodling on a Jamboard. This activity helps in developing her fine motor skills and keeps her occupied so as not to c...
Autistic persons have different ways of learning and some tend to find social situations difficult to manage, so I am encouraged by this picture of a child focused on the task on the screen.
ReplyDeleteHaving access to digital tools for special needs children is especially important as it provides an alternative to the traditional methods of teaching and assessment. It also greatly assists the teachers as he/she can find innovative ways to help the child understand new concepts.
ReplyDeleteA child's education, social development, and subsequent life skills will all suffer if they are unable to communicate with others on a basic level.
ReplyDeleteWith the help of technology, autistic children can communicate more effectively, and the development of affordable tablets and smartphones has completely changed the game. For kids who struggle with verbalization, a touch screen is fortunately a much simpler method of communication.