In this episode of Creative Journeys, Dave and Melanie sit down with Dr. Lauren Tucker, an expert in assistive technology and special education, to explore how creativity enhances accessibility and learning. Dr. Tucker shares how adaptive tools—from switch-activated toys to tactile coloring books—help individuals of all abilities engage more fully with the world around them.
The conversation highlights how creativity fuels problem-solving in education, from modifying everyday objects to designing inclusive classroom experiences. Dr. Tucker also discusses her work in toy adaptation, DIY accessibility solutions, and the importance of fostering a culture where diverse learning needs are embraced.
Whether you’re an educator, designer, or simply curious about the intersection of innovation and accessibility, this episode offers fresh insights into how creative thinking can break barriers and empower learners of all abilities. Tune in to discover how small changes can make a big impact!
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