12/09/2011 - Lectures
Genoa, Italy, September 6, 2011: Workshop on Autism and robotics
Reading time: 0.5 minutesAGNSA is an Italian nonprofit organization for Autism and Asperger education, support, and solutions. ANGSA Liguria and the School of Robotics are working together to investigate the benefits of educational robotics in autism. The promising results of 6 months of laboratories presented Sept. 16th in Genoa.
Friday, September 16th, in Genoa, Italy, at Star Hotel, at 4 p.m. the meeting of ANGSA Liguria and the School of Robotics presenting the results of many month of common activity by Emanuele Micheli (School of Robotics) and Accademia Philos for autistic children.
The project aimed at investigating the benefits of educational robotics with autistic children (under 18) has been developed in collaboration between the School of Robotics, Accademia Philos and Prof. Maria Grazia Vidotto. During the past laboratories hold in Genoa, educational robotics kits (like Lego We Do), and also narration of stories about robots, helped to upgrade the collaboration among kids, and between kids and teachers.
In fact, the building and programming of robots is a process involving multiple intelligences, in so promoting the collaboration among kids, and between kids and teachersd.
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