 MOVIA’s Robot-Assisted Instruction was selected by the U.S. Department of Defense for their schools around the world!
In today’s tech-driven world, new assistive technology is revolutionizing education, especially for children with learning differences. Robot-Assisted Instruction (RAI), an innovative approach, goes beyond the clinical realm, making learning accessible and engaging. Let’s explore how Movia is transforming the educational landscape.
Unlocking Potential through Child-Centered Learning
As the world of educational technology grows, children with learning differences benefit significantly from RAI, a playful and interactive way to enhance academic activities and social skills. Movia’s robots are not just tools; they are companions in the learning journey, powered by customizable software to meet the unique needs of each child.
Movia’s approach transcends traditional learning methods. Through child-centered conversational learning, children with learning differences grasp academic concepts and develop social skills. The robots facilitate interactive activities including live conversations, making the learning process more enjoyable and effective.
Robot Assisted Instruction is uniquely accessible to children and adults with learning differences. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or Intellectual and Developmental Delays (IDD), and children in general benefit from the simplicity, patience, and overall accessibility of the Socially Assistive Robots (SAR). Movia’s RAI systems incorporate Universal Design for Learning (UDL) ensuring that the learner’s experience is tailored to them.
Nurturing Social Skills with Interactive Robots
Movia’s focus extends to essential life skills, including improved social interaction. The robots serve as an educational tool that engages children in social skills games and lessons, providing a dynamic platform for learning.
Social Skills Games and Lessons
Robots become interactive partners in teaching social skills. Children can collaborate with these companions, learning communication, cooperation, negotiation, and problem-solving in a pressure-free environment. The non-judgemental, child-centered, and often playful approach ensures that children feel comfortable expressing themselves and practicing social nuances.
The non-judgmental nature of the robots reduces anxiety, allowing children to learn and practice social skills independently.
Shaping the Future of Educational Technology
As we look to the future, Movia stands at the forefront of robotic assistive technology. The goal is not just to assist autistic children but to empower them with the skills necessary for real-life situations. Movia’s educational robots are more than just tools for learning; they offer educational activities, games, and captivating curriculums, designed to be fun and highly engaging, creating a positive learning environment.
Choose Movia for a Brighter Future
Our educational and therapeutic systems provide the best instruction to overcome barriers in learning, socializing, and adapting to real-life situations. Movia is dedicated to helping children and adults, including those with unique challenges, unlock their full potential.