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    Reflection on Every Child Is Special

    "Every Child is Special," also known as "Taare Zameen Par," is a remarkable


    movie that explores the struggles faced by children with special needs. The narrative
    focuses on eight-year-old Ishaan Awasthi, a child with the neurological condition
    dyslexia. He can hardly read or write and struggles with letter recognition. Since he
    doesn't grow up like other typical kids, people usually assume he's lazy, stupid, and
    dumb. His father decided to transfer him to boarding school. Ishaan lost his confidence
    and became distant, cold, and indifferent toward those around him. Until Ram Shankar
    Nikumbh, a temporary art instructor, identified his condition. Ishaan received assistance
    from Ram in coping with the restrictions resulting from his dyslexia. He received
    appropriate intervention techniques such as continuous practice, exercises, and
    problem-solving.

    The child's first teacher is their parent. Parents are the people who feed their
    soul, intelligence, humanity, and ability. They are also the people who give them their
    first experiences in life. Therefore, it is crucial that the parent supports the child in
    everything, but there are limits if necessary. However, I witnessed the exact opposite—
    Ishaan's parents did not encourage him and instead made comparisons to his
    academically gifted sibling. This film demonstrates that parents are imperfect human
    beings who also make mistakes. It also highlights the value of the words and your
    approach to teaching young children.

    The film helps us both realize how important it is for educators to recognize and
    value diversity. As aspiring educators, we ought to think about how critical it is to
    cultivate an inclusive community and recognize the individual talents of every person.
    Words have great power, so we should consider the words we use before speaking—
    not only to children but to everyone. In addition, this film underscores the role of
    teachers in shaping a child's future. Ram Shankar Nikumbh's teaching method
    demonstrates the ability of educators who adopt traditional approaches to transform
    learning. This fits with the idea that teaching is about more than just filling in information;
    it's also about appreciating and nurturing the different talents that each learner has.

    In conclusion, the movie is a powerful reminder that every child is unique in their
    own way and that it is our responsibility as parents and future educators/facilitators to
    bring the best of them.

    Candice Mae B. Cacho


    HS-T4E

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