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In Nairobi, a specialized school is revolutionizing education by tailoring lessons to the unique strengths of students with dyslexia. By swapping rigid testing for creative, hands-on learning, teachers empower children to excel. This inclusive model is proving that every mind can flourish with the right
Kenya’s Rare Gem School unlocks brilliance of dyslexic students
Kenya’s Rare Gem School unlocks brilliance of dyslexic students

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