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Films and Books that Promote the Inclusion of Down Syndrome The inclusion and representation of people with Down syndrome in film and literature have ...
Self-Advocacy: Tips and Benefits for People with Down Syndrome Self-advocacy is an essential skill that empowers individuals with Down syndrome to exp...
What are the attitudes that infantilise people with Down’s syndrome? Society tends to perceive people with Down’s syndrome as younger than they ac...
When is a Behavioural Change Normal? When Should I Seek Help? What is a Mental Health Disorder? A mental health disorder is a syndrome or a behavioura...
The history of disability is a complex topic, marked by numerous challenges as well as significant progress. People with disabilities face discriminat...
Let us remember that education is a universal right. All school-age individuals, regardless of their characteristics and the difficulties they may fac...
Down syndrome is a health condition that requires special considerations. It is a genetic condition characterised by certain features that are similar...
The Importance of Establishing a Good Mental Health Routine We take many steps to look after our physical health—eating well, exercising, and gettin...
How Individuals with Down Syndrome Can Prepare for the 2025 Tax Return For individuals with Down syndrome who are employed, preparing for the 2025 tax...
Ophthalmological Considerations in People with Down Syndrome Main Ophthalmological Conditions in People with Down Syndrome People with Down syndrome e...
Introduction: The Evolution of Self-Employment for Individuals with Disabilities In Rhode Island, the self-employment initiative for individuals with ...
The work carried out in classrooms and foundations seeks to break the myths surrounding people with Down syndrome, particularly regarding what they ar...
Learning Strategies for Students with Speech Disorders Globally, according to the WHO, approximately 466 million people have some type of speech disor...
The Importance of Workplace Inclusion for People with Down Syndrome: A Shared Responsibility and Benefit On the path towards a fairer, more just socie...
The Speech and Language Assessment in Down’s Syndrome The speech and language assessment is a key process for identifying and enhancing communic...
Sensory Activities for Preschoolers with Down Syndrome Sensory activities are a fantastic way to support sensory-motor development in preschool childr...
Causes of Speech Challenges in People with Down Syndrome To begin, let’s define a syndrome. A syndrome is a collection of observable symptoms or...
Delivering Effective Inclusion and Adaptations in the Classroom Teachers must consider the specific needs of pupils with Down’s Syndrome in the clas...
Sometimes, our children display behaviors that are not conducive to their optimal development, commonly referred to as “problem behaviors.”...
Discovery of a Neanderthal Girl with Down Syndrome Reveals Prehistoric Altruism In this research, using a small fossil from the inner ear region, a Ne...
The Benefits of Learning Music for People with Down Syndrome Music is a universal language that has the power to unite people, transcend barriers, and...
Comorbidity of Down Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder Characteristics of Down Syndrome: Down syndrome is the most common genetic alteration and th...
Fostering Autonomy from Childhood Introduction Before diving into the topic, it’s important to clarify a few key concepts. Why is positive paren...
Although the rights of people with intellectual disabilities and Down syndrome are gradually being equated with those of the rest of humanity, we ofte...
The Whole Word Method for Teaching Reading to Children with Down Syndrome: A Practical Guide Teaching reading to children with Down syndrome presents ...
Join Down Syndrome International in Geneva to mark World Down Syndrome Day with a series of special events at the United Nations Palais des Nations. F...
Oral and Facial Massages for Babies with Down Syndrome: Preparing for Feeding The feeding process is crucial for a baby’s growth and development, an...
Using Employment Data to Advocate for Change Why Does Employment Matter? Employment rates are often viewed as indicators of economic health. Nationall...
The Dual Diagnosis of Down Syndrome and Autism Until recently, it was believed that autism was rare in individuals with Down Syndrome. However, how co...
How Rheumatoid Arthritis and Down Syndrome Are Helping Find Treatments for Alzheimer’s In recent years, the field of Alzheimer’s research has ...
Labor Entrepreneurship as a Tool for Inclusion: An Opportunity for People with Disabilities Entrepreneurship has become one of the most promising aven...