Children and people with special needs are often treated badly by the people they met and worst, by their relatives. They must understand the condition what these children/people are going through. Realize that this condition is not their choice. So don't make fun of them. Treat them in a good manner and give as much respect and care to them as you would give to anyone else.
This skill is important either at home or in school. Many misunderstandings arise from students misinterpreting the emotions of others. Sometimes students can be confused by what a particular look means. They may easily mistake a look of disappointment and think someone is angry, or they may mistake a nervous expression for a funny one.
