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Subject: Confidence building Author: Uzma Aamir [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 00:06:59 05/05/11 Thu Our school has a special wing to cater to students having dyslexia / ADHD / ADD. There is always a big question that when students are transferred to this special wing will it not label them and cause more trauma and undermine their confidence? We have seen over the years that the amount of trauma that the student has been suffering through the peers, teachers and parents pressure in regular school daily has done a whole lot of damage to their self esteem and confidence. When they join the special wing they do have adjustment issues for a maximum of 2-3 days but then they realize that here all the teachers are understanding the difficulty they are facing and also appreciating their strengths and showering praise on them constantly.We see a sudden change in the students attitude towards school and a positive shift in his levels of confidence and all signs of trauma disappear within no time. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]