Milo in The Field: Meet With Milo Today!

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MILO IN THE FIELD 

CREATING LASTING CHANGE FOR


STUDENTS WITH ASD

It is time to accept and embrace evidence-based, research informed, and results proven
instruction! Despite the best efforts of educators, therapists, and paras working with students
on the Autism spectrum, advancements in social-emotional learning (SEL), as well as
effective use of innovative technology, has not achieved the same impact or effect as with their
non-disabled peers. Many students with ASD are still receiving basic behavior training and
reinforcement that might help them get through the day, but won’t adequately prepare equip
them for everyday life, let alone life after school.

Those who work with students on the autism spectrum do everything they can to provide
high-quality, one-on-one instruction that helps students develop social skills and spend more
class time engaging and learning. With the recent data from the CDC, which moved the
number of children in the U.S. with autism from 1 in 68 to 1 in 59, this kind of robust
intervention is more important than ever. However, tight budgets, limited resources, and staff
constraints make this difficult to accomplish. Educators and specialists around the world have
found an answer to this dilemma through Milo and robots4autism.

OPENING UP AND
GROWING IN ELGIN ISD
Dr. Shannon Darst has been amazed by the
changes she has seen in her students after they
started working with Milo.

For 14-year-old Abby, a few one-on-one interactions with Milo and his comprehensive ASD
curriculum have helped her:

Maintain increased
Move from withdrawn
Hold eye contact and self-control and
and isolated to laughing,
sustain more complex self-regulation when
dancing, and singing
social interactions distressed, frustrated,
at school
or over-stimulated

SEE ABBY AND ELGIN ISD’S STORY ON KVUE ABC!

HOW THE MOST


FACIALLY-EXPRESSIVE HUMANOID
ROBOT HELPS STUDENTS AT FOREST
ACRES ELEMENTARY

Ross Goodacre, a special education teacher at Forest Acres


Elementary, has been struggling with his goal of teaching his
students how to approach social situations on their own.
Once he brought Milo into the classroom, that all changed.
Working with Milo was so successful for Goodacre and his students because of Milo’s
revolutionary features and comprehensive ASD curriculum.

Milo’s advanced, Milo comes with an


facially-expressive advanced ASD curriculum
Milo never tires and
design teaches students that facilitates learning in a
never loses patience.
to recognize important way that is fun and
facial cues. out-of-the-ordinary.

LOOKING TOWARD AN ANXIETY-FREE


FUTURE AT BROOME-TIOGA BOCES
Jake, a 14-year old student at Broome-Tioga
BOCES, experienced an overwhelming amount
of anxiety from the social stresses and obstacles
brought on by living with ASD. Understandably, this
anxiety would frequently overwhelm him at school and leave him
vulnerable to outbursts and panic attacks.
Working with Milo has given Jake the ability to address his feelings and better understand his
emotional state. The skills he is learning and refining are ones that will yield life-changing
results. Jake has been able to:

Build a stronger sense of Share more experiences


Focus on directions
control and autonomy, with others by replicating
without major
as many of Milo’s lessons actions he’s learned from
distractions or
and activities are Milo, like greeting people
feeling agitated
student-directed in the hallway

HAPPIER CLASSROOMS AND


LIFE-CHANGING IMPACT

In every classroom that Milo becomes a part of, the


impact is undeniable. The benefits of his ASD
curriculum, Calm Down and special feature modules,
and facially-expressive patterning include:

Longer sustained
interactions between Fewer meltdowns and
More class time students with ASD and distractions throughout
spent learning their therapists, aids, the day
teachers, and peers

Classroom environments Dramatic improvements in


with more empathy language, communication,
and engagement and vocabulary

The long-term solution to


improve the quality of life
and academic performance for
each of your students with autism
(and your teachers) is here!
There are countless stories of students making massive strides
in social-emotional and academic development after working with
Milo. Forward-thinking educators and administrators just like you
have witnessed first-hand what their students can accomplish with
the help of Milo, both day-to-day and over time.

“Before Milo, we tried to do a lot of role play and


situational things. But with Milo, it’s specific. It’s all about
that topic of the day. They feel very special with him—
it’s almost like a reward.”
—Ross Goodacre, Forest Acres Elementary
special education teacher

The Search for More Effective ASD Education is Over—


MEET WITH MILO TODAY!

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