Summary:
The book recounts the experiences of a dedicated special education teacher working with a deeply troubled and mute young girl named Venus. Through patience and innovative teaching methods, the teacher strives to connect with Venus and uncover the root of her emotional distress, while also managing the diverse needs of the other children in her classroom.
Key points:
1. Patience and Persistence: The book stresses the need for patience and persistence when dealing with special needs children, as shown through the author's interactions with Venus, a non-verbal child with emotional and behavioral issues.
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