Vinnytsia is actively developing inclusive classes and groups. This year, the city purchased two Briolight interactive floors for schools No. 10 and No. 33. A report by VITA TV shows the installation in the resource room at School No. 10.
According to developmental support teacher Svitlana Davydiuk, a key feature is that several children can work on the interactive floor together.
“We don't have to persuade them – the children run here themselves to learn and play,” says Svitlana Davydiuk. “They move a lot, which is also very beneficial for them.”
The interactive floor provides children with special educational needs with opportunities for emotional relaxation, movement and learning new school subjects.
According to school management, a child can visit the interactive floor during a lesson accompanied by a teaching assistant. It is an important resource for inclusive education and can also benefit children without special educational needs. Movement-based activities develop coordination, while the resource room also has equipment for fine motor skills, tactile experiences and active recreation. Together, these tools support social interaction and exploration of the world.
