New Video Game Helps Kids With Autism
- Fri 02 Mar 2012 02:00:AM
An amazing new “video game” is helping kids with autism show their emotions in their facial expressions.
Autism affects the brain’s development of social and communication skills.
People with autism typically have difficulty recognizing facial expressions and emotions.
The new video game, called FaceMaze, was developed to help kids with autism recognize what certain emotions look like, and what they mean—for instance, smiling, frowning or looking sad.
The video game looks and plays a lot like Pac-Man, a popular video game from the 1980s.
Source: New Video Game Helps Kids With Autism
Autism affects the brain’s development of social and communication skills.
People with autism typically have difficulty recognizing facial expressions and emotions.
The new video game, called FaceMaze, was developed to help kids with autism recognize what certain emotions look like, and what they mean—for instance, smiling, frowning or looking sad.
The video game looks and plays a lot like Pac-Man, a popular video game from the 1980s.
Source: New Video Game Helps Kids With Autism