Summary:
The book chronicles the experiences of three troubled children—a mute 7-year-old girl, a boy who speaks in gibberish, and a girl with an explosive temper—as they work with a dedicated special education teacher. Through patience and innovative teaching methods, the teacher helps them confront their traumatic pasts and begin to communicate effectively.
Key points:
1. Listening Power: The book stresses the importance of listening in therapy to understand and help children with special needs.
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