SMART - Neurodiversity research

Key Takeaways

Building the future [music] isn't just about connecting more people. It's about making sure every learner can succeed once they are connected. That future is not only [music] geographically diverse. It's also neurodeiverse. And 65% of these learners worldwide still lack adequate support. To change this, SMART partnered with the University of Melbourne on a global research initiative to understand how [music] edtech can truly empower neurode divergent students. Using a student- centered [music] approach, the study spanned six schools, gathering insights from teachers, administrators, and most importantly, the learners themselves. Their [music] lived experiences revealed how technology- based interventions can have the biggest impact on both academic and social success. The result is a roadmap that we follow for creating inclusive tech- enabled [music] spaces that are truly equitable. Ensuring that every learner everywhere has the tools [music] and the opportunities to thrive. For smart, designing with empathy isn't optional. It's who we are. We measure success on what happens next. where everyone has the skills, confidence, and opportunity to succeed in class, in their career, and in their community. To go beyond the expected, learn more at smarttech.com. [music]