Active Screen Time and Neurodivergence
- Published in Avatar Adventures, Education & Neurodiversity
Learning Made Fun with Avatars
Have you seen your child mimicking their favourite dance moves from Chhota Bheem? Or maybe copying Doraemon’s actions? As impressionable young minds, children consider avatars and cartoons as their ‘equals’. Modelling after their peers, which can be virtual avatars, is a common trait found in all neurodiverse children. The concept of avatars and video modelling
- Published in Avatar Adventures
Teletherapy & Neurodiversity
“If you never learn anything new, you’ll never be anything different” The neuro-divergent community which includes people with disabilities and special needs have been fighting for their rights and accessibility for a really long time now, but the recent lockdown has made it obvious to all. Similarly, the existence of teletherapy has been omnipresent for
- Published in Avatar Adventures
Autism & Sensory Overload
Have you ever had the experience of your computer or laptop just shutting down because of too many tabs being open? It just crashes doesn’t it? With an overload of information in it! Well, our human brains are just like a computer, but imagine the same thing happening to an individual with autism. The brains
- Published in Avatar Adventures