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​IRREGULEARNERS

There have always been kids
​whose minds don't play by the rules.

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They're called academic failures, problem children, system misfits, 
unmotivated adolescents, underachievers, bored teens, challenging
​youths, and simply bad students. We call them irregulearners.

They may not be "regular learners", but their potential can hit you like a brick.

For well over a decade we've encouraged parents to rethink their children's reality, to let them find
their own way. Because we know: "Never underestimate the vital importance of finding early in life
the work that for you is play.  This turns possible underachievers into happy warriors."

Getting the framework right:
A mountain bike does not belong on the highway, and a speed boat not in the duck pond in the park.
Irregulearners simply haven't found the right environment yet.  Once they're there, they thrive.

As Einstein once said: “Everyone is a genius at something, but if you judge a fish by its ability
to climb a tree, it will spend its life believing it is stupid”.

Today we have crystal clear proof: Let these kids find their element, and you get an abundance
​of innovative thinking, original creativity and perseverance. You get wit, grit and guts.

​For irregulearners, things just don't add up.
​At least for a while ...

But the label "failure" is disheartening. It is a self-worth eraser and sends a kid straight into the losers' corner. 

The Eye-Opener helps to find purpose and direction.
It lets irregulearners kick into gear. Their own gear.

What we learned from the Eye-Opener programme
​has fundamentally shaped the way we think and work.

The Eye-Opener creates HOPE and OPPORTUNITIES

Irregulearners need an approach that says:
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Looks like this doesn't work for you. ​ Let's try to find what does.

That's what the Eye-Opener can do!

Click to read!

Now, who would offer a bad student a good job?
Former bad students! They've been there and know
​both the pain and the potential.
So they would, for good reasons.

Click to read!

"Ex-hopeless" peer advice:
This blog post features an eye-opening case study.
It says a lot about the power of peer advice when a parent's recommendation just doesn't cut it.

Click to read!

​From failure to accumulated superpower:
Today, it is hard to imagine that many of these bright and inspired young people were "hopeless cases" once.
Now there's an abundance of creative thinking!

The Eye-Opener is not a service you book or a purchase you make.
It is you, empowered by the community, letting your child find the opportunities it needs.
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