Organized by Dyslexia Genius at Flamingo Hotel, Ampang. Event was officiated by Yang Berbahagia Tun Dr. Siti Hasmah Mohamad Ali. Over 1500 dyslexic students participated in various categories – Solo Singing, Group Choir, Pantomine, Traditional Dance and Modern Dance. Participants from Dyslexia Genius centers and Persatuan Dyslexia Malaysia centers from through out Malaysia. The charity …
Robotic class is conducted once a week as part of the SPTBiD Program. Robotics trains a child to be focused, enhanced their creativity and immagination, fine and gross motor skills, as well as to increase their confidence level. The is conducted by trained professionals, whom are well trained in Special Needs education through robotics activities. …
Futsal is conducted once a week as part of the SPTBiD Program. Futsal trains a child to be focused, attention span, their eyes and feet coordination, their gross motor skills, teamwork and increase their confidence level. The Futsal is conducted by our futsal coach, whom are well trained in Special Needs education through sports activities. …
Archery is conducted once a week as part of the SPTBiD Program. Archery trains a child to be focused and increase their confidence level. The Archery is conducted by trained professionals, who are well trained in Special Needs education through sports activities. Article Source : https://dyslexiageniusmalaysia.com/
Dyslexia Genius will organize Educational Field Trips as a part of the students therapy. These field trip is visit to petting zoo or farm, where students learn about animals and their habitats, where the trained to use their senses – touch and feel. These educational field trip will also enhanced a child confidence level, as …
Trips to the playground are conducted once a month by Dyslexia Genius as part of the SPTBiD Program. This activity trains a child to be focused and increase their confidence level, train them to follow instructions, as well as part of their relaxation after learning. At the playground, students will be asked to pick a …