Gemini 如何为无法书写的学生发声
How Gemini gives a voice to non-writing students
一位特殊教育教师用课堂 Chromebook 上的 Gemini 为无法阅读的学生生成简单视觉指南，并让无法书写的学生通过语音提示与 Gemini 对话、生成自己的图像来表达想法。她正与同事一起构建一款 AI 应用，用于统一特殊教育规划与课程编排。
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Eni Wulandari
Oct 05, 2026
I teach special education students across elementary, junior, and senior high — each with a different disability, mental age, and learning style. The hardest part is the weight of individualization: every student needs their own learning program, and abstract instructions mean very little without visual support.
Using Gemini on our classroom Chromebooks, I generate simple visual guides — like a child holding a pencil or opening a book — so students who cannot read can immediately understand what they are seeing. The most moving changes are my students who cannot write using voice prompts to speak to Gemini, generating their own images and expressing their ideas. It has, quite literally, given a voice to those who cannot write.
Together with colleagues, I'm building an AI-powered app that unifies special education planning and programming. For us, AI isn't just about saving time — it’s about ensuring a student’s disability no longer determines how much they get to learn.