If you think that robots that look like toys really are just toys, then perhaps think again. If your school is considering investing in robots for a STEM program... well, the potential is mind blowing
As a part of the Girls and Autism launch we would like to offer signed copies of 'Girls and Autism: Educational, Social and Personal perspectives' signed by Prof Barry Carpenter.
The word-free books enable people with learning difficulties to express their fears, worries and why they are hurting inside, as well as to understand the feelings they experience.
Samantha E is a singer songwriter from Edinburgh. By that description, she sounds like so many other millennials. But Samantha’s story is different. Samantha learned to sing before she learned to talk
TAPit maximises flexibility and minimizes barriers by adapting to a person's individual needs. Anyone can operate the TAPit screen using a finger, assistive device, or reach stick.
Science Alive! is a celebration of all things science and is making its way to Geelong for the first time on the 25th-26th of May!
In an age of information people have the ability to learn anything they desire without limitation; an empowering feeling, which unfortunately, in special needs education, is not always the case.
By age three, 80% of synaptic connections are made and neuroscience now shows the importance of early brain development to improve children’s literacy and in turn their life chances.
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