I’m privileged to teach a p5 boy. His mother told me he has mild dyslexia but he doesn’t seem to show it. I enjoy my lessons with him so far. The title does not reflect that the boy has a learning problem, but rather, what works for him. He is so comfortable at my home that he transists from doing his work at the table to at the chair, and lastly on the floor. And he does his work promptly, something worth celebrating as he is known for not completing his work in school. I’m glad my place is conducive for him to be comfortable and to do his work.
I’m privileged to teach a p5 boy. His mother told me he has mild dyslexia but he doesn’t seem to show it. I enjoy my lessons with him so far. The title does not reflect that the boy has a learning problem, but rather, what works for him. He is so comfortable at my home that he transists from doing his work at the table to at the chair, and lastly on the floor. And he does his work promptly, something worth celebrating as he is known for not completing his work in school. I’m glad my place is conducive for him to be comfortable and to do his work.