Ask Ed was tested thoroughly in schools and homes prior to its public release. During this period we received great feedback from kids, parents and teachers alike.
We’d love to hear about your experience using Ask Ed.
A member of my family has been struggling to get out of bed and making mornings a problem and is not attending school (sibling is in Year 9). It affects the whole family in the morning because if you feel bad in the morning you feel bad all day.
Dad was playing Legos with the child then had to leave for a meeting. Child started crying loudly and protesting...
I can't make Legos on my own. I need you to help me build Legos. I can't do it by myself.
After discussion the student revealed that they suffered from anxiety...
Mum has to walk me to the classroom door every morning. Mum calls me a 'worry wart'.
We discussed the Catastrophe Scale and how it works.
My Dad is always working late and I don't get to see him.
My brother hurts me.
Child had started at a new child care centre and didn't want to go back.
I don't know anyone.
Student had ran from the classroom and was visibly upset. They were invited to use Ask Ed. Student calmed down when they sighted the iPad and happily worked through the process.
The words at the bottom were too hard to read and I couldn't cut and paste them.
Child was concerned about a younger member of the family who has epilepsy.
I have to sleep in the same room and help monitor them.
I could sense that they felt a great deal of responsibility for their younger sibling.