Nahly’s ability to non-verbally communicate with the students has helped them feel at ease and develop their confidence when communicating with one another. Photo: TNS
It's no secret that dogs make natural partners for humans. They are man’s best friend, after all. But it turns out they can serve as much more than just a friend. They can also be an educational tool, according to Chris Gross.
Gross, the Chief Empathy Officer at FabNewport, has made it his mission to introduce the concept of facility dogs to island schools.
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