Every child is special

The story is about a third-grade pupil who keeps failing his subjects and
acts slightly different from children at his age. All the people around Ishan are
disappointed in his school performance including his own parents. They then
decided to transfer him to a boarding school where he became completely
inactive in school activities.

A special child strikes my heart every time I hear anybody like them who is
be little and under treated by people who supposed to be behaving better
than these children who needs assistance physically, mentally and emotionally. I
highly recommend this movie to parents for them to have better understanding
on their children. Through watching this movie they will be able to get more
involved in the development of their children as well as to give more
importance on their studies.

Every Child is Special is suited to every teacher. Each learner has his/her
own growth and maturity and the Indian movie will remind us to know and
understand them. Not all teachers could see the problems of student.

Not just to impart knowledge but to nurture the gift, a child has by looking
at him as a person since every child is indeed special in the eyes of God and
man.

A teacher affects eternity he can never tell where his influenced stops. A
teacher doesnt know when and how his impact to his students lasts. The movie
was a Bollywood film starred, directed and produced by Aamir Khan. It was a
story of a child who, at first, showed no interest in his studies because of his being
dyslexic until a dedicated art teacher came as a substitute to an on-leave
instructor when Ishaan (the child) was transferred to a boarding school after his
father was able to find out his sons performance.

The teacher offer his time to do the remedial himself to improve the
childs capacity to learn because he, himself, has experienced the situation as
he was once a dyslexic child before becoming a dedicated art and mentally-
incapacitated-children teacher. On the other hand, the support of the teacher
got from the parents of the child is overwhelming apprehensive. The way the
family gave much attention to education was an enough proof of a family with
good ties. In analysis of the childs character, he paid nothing but bunking his
classes, cant read because to him the letters are dancing, failed his
subjects and repeated third grade.

A happy-go-lucky child. Through the movie, I was able to see the other
side in teaching that is, reaching out. It isnt enough to chuckle, talk, discuss,
scold, scare, shout, teach, and grade, but it is also about helping parents
sort out the reasons why their children performed less in classes. And thats what
Nikumbh did. When a child is found to have learning disabilities, parents should
not tend, or have the slightest idea of jumping into conclusions and throwing-on
in fits. It doesnt mean that they are the parents, they knew everything about
their children. Real teachers, on the other hand, do not settle on mere chances
of seeing a child fail an exam often, but on working how to clear things for the
child to recover from his loses and compete back. I can say that the other
teachers in the movie were just so mean and so adherent to the schools motto.
Teachers should at least have the point of realizations on what is the right
approach or technique to be used in a class full of energetic and hyperactive
children or learners. He should be flexible while firm in his personality as a
teacher to help develop his learners the capacity to do such also. The home visit
he did is one of the notable factors in the movie. Through it, he was able to
confirm his judgments and conclusions.

Every child has their own reasons of naughtiness and sometimes it doesnt
mean they are nature way ward and mischievous. It could be a lack of
attention at home or the inevitability of times and personality problems. One
should not be judgmental, instead, an encouragement and support to an
average or the lower ones to be able to lift them up. That was a movie that a
child may or may not understand but one which every parent or teacher should
watch for their children.

Diannette V. Darilay