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Children with Down syndrome: Communication Issues
Thanks to deinstitutionalization and medical progress, life expectancy for for individuals with Down syndrome has reached 50 years or
more and is expected to increase. It is important these individuals learn the necessary social and cognitive skills to allow them to live
independently and to be a productive members of society. Early education, such as full inclusion, can help to establish these skills.
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Dr. Layton gives Nassau workshop
Dr. Layton traveled to the Bahamas in June, 2004, to
present a two-day workshop.
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Workshop:
Literacy Assessment and Intervention
This workshop will prepare families and professionals to
understand their role in assessment, intervention, and the teaching of
reading and writing with children who are language and learning
disabled.
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Workshop: When and How to Read to Your Child
In this workshop, parents learn about selecting
books and reading with their young children who have Down syndrome.
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Developmental Chart for Children with Down Syndrome
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