Milo is an 'E-student' who helps his classmates with special-needs strive for A's by teaching social-emotional skills and cues.
"Milo" is the very first educational robot to be used on Long Island to help teach special needs students.A new teacher's assistant has become a quick favorite among students at the John Street Elementary School in Franklin Square.
Standing just two feet tall, Milo captivates his third-grade class by teaching social-emotional skills and cues. And his peers have welcomed him with open arms.
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