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Children with Down syndrome have particular strengths and weaknesses associated with their learning development :
For more specific information on teaching strategies read our Education Packs.
DSWA hold professional development days for teachers and education assistants, usually early in Term One of each school year. Please check our Training and Consultancy page for more information. Articles and InformationTeaching Students with Down Syndrome by Carol Johnson Students with Intellectual Disability : A Resource Guide for Teachers Responsive Teaching : Early Intervention for Children with Down Syndrome and Other Disabilities Education Support Pack for Mainstream Schools Motivation and Learning Styles in Young Children with Down Syndrome by Jennifer Wishart Teaching Numeracy by Sue Buckley
ResourcesBird, Gillian, Sandy Alton and Cecilie Mackinnon Accessing the Curriculum - Strategies for Differentiation for Pupils With Down Syndrome Clark Road Money Programs Department of Education and Training Count Us In! Curriculum Support Package [kit] Down Syndrome Education Trust Development and Education for Children with Down Syndrome (5-11 years) [Teacher and Parent Packs] Down Syndrome Society of South Australia Spell to Write [kit] Guidelines for Junior Primary and Primary Schools Guidelines for Middle and Secondary Schools Hanson, Marci Teaching Your Down's Syndrome Infant Horstmeier, DeAnna Teaching Math to People with Down Syndrome and Other Hands On Learners. Book 1 Janney, Rachel and Martha E. Snell Modifying Schoolwork Kumin, Libby Classroom Language Skills for Children with Down Syndrome : A Guide for Parents and Teachers Lorenz, Stephanie Children with Down's Syndrome : A Guide for Teachers and Learning Support Assistants in Mainstream Primary and Secondary Schools Sandall, Susan R and Ilene S Schwartz Building Blocks for Teaching Preschoolers with Special Needs
LinksDown Syndrome Information Series www.cdss.ca Down Syndrome Education International www.down-syndrome.org/
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