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Question
What can schools do to draw out the best in unusual learners ? Suggest whatever seems reasonable to you.
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Solution
Unusual learners are unique and they have to be dealt differently. They should be provided with the unusual facilities and environment. They should be encouraged to participate actively in the activities of their tastes and likes. They should be handled properly in a psychological manner. Their peculiar talents should not be curbed. In short, they should be treated in a sympathetic and proper manner.
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