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Our hands-on robotics programs are specially designed for students with special needs, with a particular focus on those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We offer a range of engaging and fun-filled activities that cater to every skill level, ensuring that each student can actively participate and thrive.
Hands-On Learning with VEX Robotics for ASD Students
Embark on an exciting robotics journey with VEX Robotics, where your child will progress from ZERO to HERO! Our program offers a comprehensive hands-on experience encompassing design, building, programming, group collaboration, and thrilling skill challenges.
We are dedicated to supporting ASD students, providing opportunities to explore interests, develop hands-on skills, enhance communication and teamwork abilities, nurture creativity, and build unshakable confidence.
Please note that while hands-on work and teamwork can be challenging, rest assured that we are committed to supporting every student's learning journey to the best of our abilities.
Important Logistics
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Thanks to the support of our community sponsors, we are delighted to offer this program free of charge.
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Classes are held every Saturday, from 10 AM to 11 AM EST at iSTEAM Academy (87 Terrace Hall Avenue, Burlington, MA), where all robot parts and tools are provided.
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No age limits!
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No level limits - students will be grouped based on their skill levels during the first meeting, ensuring an optimal learning experience.
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Our program features customized study content and flexible progress tracking, allowing you to start at any week that suits you. Come and talk to us, and we'll make it happen!
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For our students' benefit, we recommend that a parent or special companion be present during the class.
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To ensure a positive learning experience, a self-stress release tool or a preferred stress release method should be pre-noticed.
Curriculum
Our Sponsors
iSTEAM Academy is proud to be sponsored by two esteemed organizations, the Community Endowment of Lexington and the American Chinese Medical Exchange Society. Through their generous support, we have been able to provide free opportunities for students with special needs to engage in hands-on robotics education.
