Educationist Offers Centre For Dyslexics

Bonolo Boitshwarelo-Gaba PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Bonolo Boitshwarelo-Gaba PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Unlike many tuition centres around Gaborone, a University of Botswana graduate followed her passion and opened a learning centre for children with dyslexia upon completion of her studies.

Bonolo Gaba, who is the founder of Lowapi Study Centre also known as Differently Able, revealed that she developed the love for working with learners who have a learning disability when she majored in learning difficulties and disabilities.

Narrating her journey, Gaba explained that when she first opened her tuition centre in 2011; it was a general centre accommodating every learner and later transformed it into a learning centre that mainly focuses on students with learning disabilities.

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