r their negativity and lack of interest to learn. (45) "Dyslexics and other learning disabled children often need some counseling in addition to
             remedial aid to help the issues around their disability and the lack of self-worth that so often accompanies it." (Crockferd, 10K) Once the dyslexic child undergoes the stages to improving, he will feel more confident about himself because he is aware of his triumph in improving his disability.
             The dyslexic child, who did not feel so great about himself, may change his view soon after he undergoes the treatment. After learning strategies and techniques to help improve their school like, they begin to put themselves at a higher rank and do not feel as different as the other children who do not suffer from the disability because they notice the progress the
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