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Image Courtesy: www.gulfnews.com An autistic boy in Sharjah has broken boundaries by scoring 94.2 percent in the ongoing CBSE grade 10 board tests. Aman Maqbool Ahamed, who is from the southern Indian province of Kerala, said he considered day by da...
Image Courtesy: www.gulfnews.com
An autistic boy in Sharjah has broken boundaries by scoring 94.2 percent in the ongoing CBSE grade 10 board tests.
Aman Maqbool Ahamed, who is from the southern Indian province of Kerala, said he considered day by day and pursued a timetable arranged by his mother, Anitha.
Aman, presently in evaluation 11 at Delhi Private School Sharjah (DPS Sharjah), was hoping to get more than 80% in the outcomes, discharged on Monday by India's CBSE, or Central Board of Secondary Education.
"Nothing is impossible," said Aman, 17, when gotten some information about his message to students.
Aman said his update technique going in was to become familiar with the troublesome themes first and practice maths consistently maths and PCs are among his preferred subjects. The student, who is from the city of Cochin in Kerala, likewise appreciates playing the console and tuning in to music.
Ahamed included that Aman has never gone to after-school educational costs or unique training all through his school residency. His mom Anitha has been a consistent help and she quit her vocation for Aman's investigations, he included.
Nasreen Bahar, a unique teacher at DPS Sharjah, said Aman has "full credit". Aman joined the school in kindergarten and has dependably been guided by exceptional teachers close by his standard classes, she included.
Bahar said “we have observed that Aman has a photographic memory” and remembers all his teachers and what subject they taught since grade one. She added that Aman can also tell what day it was on any date given to him from the year 2006 onwards.
Bahar said the school, its principal Vandana Marwaha, and UAE education officials “have always approved and provided the necessary facilities and accommodations for children with special educational needs”.
Marwaha said: “DPS Sharjah’s culture and organization is not only to focus the best teachers on those children with the highest abilities but also the best teachers and better-targeted resources to those most in need.”
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