The video is a testimony of how a mother was able to help her daughter—who suffers from dyslexia—overcome such difficult odds. The Institute of Creative Learners created a program that is proven to help children suffering from dyslexia become better learners and excel in exams. The story of Lauren and how she has improved is inspiring to parents and children all around.
Key takeaways
- Her child was diagnosed with dyslexia through a public school and attended a treatment program for dyslexics. But she knew that there was still a gap in the learning abilities of her daughter.
- She saw the drastic improvement in her child's learning abilities—specifically in reading—when her daughter attended the program of The Institute of Creative Learners.
- The Institute for Creative Learners is helping dyslexics by giving them homework support, provision for creative learning, and more focused and supportive instructors.
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