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A Creative Home for Special Needs Students

Tan See Ling, Founder, Tutti Art Club | Revina Junus, Parent | Fitri, Student, Tutti Art Club

01-Oct-13 15:00

A Creative Home for Special Needs Students

Tutti Art Club builds close connection with private galleries and organize art exhibitions to promote the artworks of special artists. This club provides intensive learning program that caters to each child’s potential in creating art. Founder of the club Tan See Ling, participant of the club Fitri and Revina Junus, Fitri's mother, talks about how art can assist learning for students with learning difficulties.


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