The traditional teaching methods is class based by human. Today, the new development in AI and robotics introduce modern teaching methods based on artificial robots and expert systems. These method will help to increase the availability of teacher, diversity of teaching materials. As well as increase student privacy, which will help to speed the student learning and response.
Dear Mr. Jabar H. Yousif,
I am writing in relation to your question.
I understand what you are saying about effective using artificial robot in teaching kids with special needs. In my opinion too much is left to IT and the different media, less is apathy and a true understanding of the human being. I think that with children with special needs should work only people who are ready, trained and most love work that.
I hope I have been of some help.
Best wishes,
Andrija
You may follow these below links....
https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/113916/files/robins_et_al2005a.pdf
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.59.2393&rep=rep1&type=pdf
http://www.ifets.info/journals/19_2/12.pdf
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10676-016-9387-z
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Paul_Baxter2/publication/308274281_Nonverbal_Immediacy_as_a_Characterisation_of_Social_Behaviour_for_Human-Robot_Interaction/links/57e110c908aeb801a6c04e4a.pdf
http://hephaestus.nup.ac.cy/bitstream/handle/11728/9254/THE_FORTHCOMING...2017_Full.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
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Dear Kozina,
Thank you very much for your fast respond and interested answer. I agreed with you that their are a lot to develop in the field of ID. But, in same time, there are a lot what is done. Therefore, Using the new technology is should be under the supervision of an expert human. Regards
Dear Chakraborty,
Many Thanks and appreciations for your informative and characteristic responded.
The links that you share are very useful and interested.
But, still I am waiting for another opinions.
Regards
Dear Dr Jabar
both techniques are useful for special need children sometimes robot is better and sometime human is better.
it all depend upon the situation.
regards
Many thanks Dr. Saini for your respond and sharing your opinion.
Regards
Robot a machine follows instruction written for it to do some tasks. But human can deal with all situations that kids with special needs need. I go for human, but in the future the robot may be become a teacher instead of us.
Dr.Yousif, with all due respects, it may be more effective for you to spend several weeks in special needs schools and subsequent visits to several psychiatric institutions in various countries (read within various cultural backgrounds) before posing the question. There are far too many variables to identify and consider as has been alluded to above.
Dear Mr. Jabar H. Yousif,
Your text includes a number of elements that should not be ignored.
Yes, it is true that there are technological advancements, some of which are educational and our children should be able to use.
Yes, if the teacher uses technological tools to ask those students who grasped a taught concept to use a relevant application, she will be more available to those who are more challenged. She will be able to allocate more time to help those lagging behind.
However, I am sorry I don't agree with you that a student needs privacy while in classroom. One of the teacher's main roles is to help introverted students tell what they think, how they think, and express their true needs. If we allow for student privacy, we will not be encouraging interaction and group work.....
I hope I have not skewed the question.
Dear Ms. Nahida El Assi,
Thank you very much for your informative answer. Regarding the student privacy, I meant that some student with special needs ( like autistic children) who need a special treatment and learning techniques. Regards
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