Empowering every voice in the classroom with Grid
Using Grid in the classroom for communication in the classroom is not just about generating speech, it’s about fostering confidence, participation, and growth in every student.
Grid empowers students, especially those with speech and language challenges, to actively participate in their education. It offers a suite of tools that facilitate not just communication but also cognitive development and social interaction. By integrating Grid into classrooms, educators are able to create a more engaging and accessible learning environment.
Who uses Grid in the classroom?
Beit Issie Shapiro School
Beit Issie Shapiro caters for students aged 6 – 12 with multiple complex disabilities. More than half of the pupils at the school use high-tech AAC.
Oasis Academy
Oasis Academy uses Grid for iPad to support a diverse group of children with their communication, language development, and education.
How Grid works in the Classroom
Grid’s intuitive interface and customisable features make it a versatile for educational settings. From facilitating interactive lessons to supporting individual student needs, Grid support the educational experience at every level.
Educational benefits of Grid
Grid opens up new opportunities for learning and development. It supports language acquisition, develops cognitive skills, and nurtures social interaction, creating a rich and inclusive learning environment. Grid’s adaptability caters to varied learning styles and needs, ensuring every student has the opportunity to reach their full potential.
Learn five ways you can use AAC in the classroom
Our experienced team have worked in both mainstream and SEN schools, as well as other educational settings. Learn more from Smartbox, Son, about her daily experiences using AAC in the classroom to enhance inclusion, promote achievement, and support speech and language development for non-verbal and pre-verbal students.