Dapkus and her eight-year-old daughter Isabelle doing virtual learning with her fidget mouse in Plymouth, Michigan. — The Detroit News/TNS
Navigating on a computer with a traditional mouse never came easy for eight-year-old Isabelle Dapkus, who has developmental disabilities.
Isabelle struggles with fine motor skills, which affects her ability to use online materials for virtual learning, said her mother, Julia Dapkus.
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Dapkus and her eight-year-old daughter Isabelle doing virtual learning with her fidget mouse in Plymouth, Michigan. — The Detroit News/TNS
Isabelle dancing to GoNoodle, a music video literacy program, as part of her online learning. — The Detroit News/TNS
The fidget mouse that is used by Isabelle. — The Detroit News/TNS
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