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    1) One of the main issues highlighted in the film and reflected on is that special children like those with dyslexia are often neglected and bullied in society due to a lack of understanding of their strengths and differences. 2) The film highlights how an art teacher was able to help a dyslexic boy build confidence through art by recognizing his strengths, and how with the right support he was later able to read normally and advance his artistic skills. 3) As a psychology major, the film touched the writer deeply by showing how even those closest to the dyslexic boy, like his parents, failed to understand his struggles and instead judged him harshly, while also conveying

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    1) One of the main issues highlighted in the film and reflected on is that special children like those with dyslexia are often neglected and bullied in society due to a lack of understanding of their strengths and differences. 2) The film highlights how an art teacher was able to help a dyslexic boy build confidence through art by recognizing his strengths, and how with the right support he was later able to read normally and advance his artistic skills. 3) As a psychology major, the film touched the writer deeply by showing how even those closest to the dyslexic boy, like his parents, failed to understand his struggles and instead judged him harshly, while also conveying

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    1) One of the main issues highlighted in the film and reflected on is that special children like those with dyslexia are often neglected and bullied in society due to a lack of understanding of their strengths and differences. 2) The film highlights how an art teacher was able to help a dyslexic boy build confidence through art by recognizing his strengths, and how with the right support he was later able to read normally and advance his artistic skills. 3) As a psychology major, the film touched the writer deeply by showing how even those closest to the dyslexic boy, like his parents, failed to understand his struggles and instead judged him harshly, while also conveying

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    1) One of the main issues highlighted in the film and reflected on is that special children like those with dyslexia are often neglected and bullied in society due to a lack of understanding of their strengths and differences. 2) The film highlights how an art teacher was able to help a dyslexic boy build confidence through art by recognizing his strengths, and how with the right support he was later able to read normally and advance his artistic skills. 3) As a psychology major, the film touched the writer deeply by showing how even those closest to the dyslexic boy, like his parents, failed to understand his struggles and instead judged him harshly, while also conveying

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    Name: Gazmen, Michelle

    3 Psych-5

    Watch a film titled EVERY CHILD IS SPECIAL and in at least 300 words, write your
    reaction or reflection by answering the following questions:

    1. After watching the film, relate and cite what are the issues or problems that are really
    happening in our society?

    2. What is the highlight of the film and how does it impact you as a psych major
    student?

    EVERY CHILD IS SPECIAL: A REFLECTION PAPER

    Many people say that, "What a father can do, a son should be able to do too". But don't
    you know the word "individual differences"? Even in the title, every child is special.
    Everyone has different skills, no child has exactly the same dreams or abilities as their
    parents. Every child has his own personality. Every child tries to do the best he can in
    his life. First of all, every child has his own dream. But the main factor to think about is,
    let's get to know his dreams. The truth is, as a child, we lack stability, patience, and
    understanding.

    Ishaan is a good son, but due to his disability - dyslexia, he is a stupid learner. He is
    good at drawing and has the ability to think outside the box. They always bullied him for
    his naughty and mischievous attitude. and a good artist. At his school, he was always
    scolded by teachers because he had the lowest test scores and he was always angry.
    They don't understand him. One day, when the teacher asked him to read, he replied
    that the letters were dancing. And just like that, he was sent away to a boarding school.
    An art teacher helped him build his confidence in the form of art. By the end of the story,
    he has advanced artistically and can read normally. He can read well. One of the main
    issue or problems that is really happening in our society is that Special Children like
    Ishaan are being neglected and bullied. While we cannot avoid having a child like
    Ishaan, so we should accept and nurture it. Being aware of their strengths can help us
    realize that they are also important and that we should put our trust in them that one day
    they can be successful too. Instead of letting them down, cheer them up. Make them
    feel like we support them.

    As a Psychology major, somehow this movie touched me in an extraordinary way, and it


    breaks my heart to see that the important people the Ishaan thought who would
    understand him, are the very same people who judged him and don't understand his
    problems. But I can't really judge parents, they just want the best for their child and
    that's why they push and discipline him so hard at the same time. It touches people's
    hearts while giving hope that dyslexia is not a desperate and hopeless situation.

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