It tells in regards to boy, Ishaan Awasthi, who was simply always getting in trouble at school for being so misbehaving and out of focus from his instructional classes. Too often, he may be caught by his teacher daydreaming and getting low grades. Because of the following, his father sent him or her to boarding school, all alone and homesick with the hope of disciplining him. But the academic status of Ishaan managed still not improve. Alternatively, he became withdrawn and lonely, far from the Ishaan who was active and fun-loving. Then came an alternative art teacher who would just change the best way Ishaan would act towards school and figure out how to appreciate himself even even more.
Each and every Child Is Special is an eye opener regarding worth and significance of each child. The story refers to an issue that is really as real as it is usually unrecognized – dyslexia. I first knew about dyslexia inside book, Pearl Possess by Randall Wallace, but the movie has increased my education on such a ailment.
Every Child Is Special is a movie that can tug the heartstrings and at the same time bring hope that having dyslexia is not really a desperate situation. Friends and family support, patience, and love are central themes in this story, plus the primary focus on painting and art. The theory on multiple intelligences in education plays a significant role in this movie and are often very informative to teachers together with parents alike.
