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Every child is a special
A Reaction Paper about the Movie Entitled:
Every Child Is Special

Every one of us has our own way of expressing what we want to do, we have given the ability to portrait it and show to the world that we excel in our own way of living, and not needing the expectation of others. Even those people who are not directly attach in the environment of others. I’m referring to those person who been special in the eyes of those who truly see their true value and existence in the community. They have wide imaginative skills that tour their self on those out of the world idea. Others do not really see their worth on why they are doing those things that make their selves happy and contented, they discriminate those special person that cannot fulfill the necessary task.

On this movie, this is the story of a kid suffering from dyslexia and how with the help of an understanding teacher he overcomes it against all odds. Ishaan is a playful nine year old boy. He always gets low grades. He always gets into trouble. It seems like he enjoys defying orders that his parents feel anxious about him. I see the real worth of a child that has been discriminated by his neighbor, classmates and even his father because of his laziness in studying, but they do not see the real condition of the boy. The true worth of this thought-provoking film is in its educational value. The film educates the audience about dyslexia and promotes the idea that every child should be treated with love and respect despite his or her faults. A deeper look at the film brings out a bigger picture. That a child may provide his own idea if he will be recognize by others and see that he really need to have and attention of those people that is close to him. Especially his parents who want their child to learn to be a competitive one.

My Take on the Movie EVERY CHILD IS SPECIAL also entitled LIKE STARS ON EARTH

After more than a two years of telling myself, I finally got to watch this movie. I had

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