RESOURCE LIBRARY

  • Library items are NOT for sale. The may be borrowed by ADSA members ONLY (join the ADSA) or school staff who teach a child who is a member of the ADSA.
  • The resource library is located in Birkenhead, North Shore at the home of one of our staff members. Viewing times are flexible. Please email clo@adsa.org.nz if you would like to visit or add a comment to the form when you request libary items.
  • Deliveries are FREE for ADSA members if you order 3 or more items.

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The Paraprofessional’s Guide to the Inclusive Classroom
The Paraprofessional’s Guide to the Inclusive Classroom

Perfect for teacher–paraprofessional training, the fully revised third edition of this popular, activity-packed workbook will help schools meet the requirement for highly qualified personnel in every classroom.

Topics In Down Syndrome
Topics In Down Syndrome

The Down Syndrome Transition Handbook - Charting Your Child's Course to Adulthood The Down Syndrome Transition Handbook helps parents prepare their child for independent adult life. It’s full of practical tips and step-by-step instructions to [...]

A Young Adult’s Guide To Flatting
A Young Adult’s Guide To Flatting

This booklet is a guide to flatting and tells the story of 4 young people who have gone flatting.

Effective Teaching Strategies for Successful Inclusion
Effective Teaching Strategies for Successful Inclusion

A Resource Guide for Educators and Parents This publication has been written by PREP, a Calgary-based school and resource centre for children with Down Syndrome. It is a resource guide for Educators and Parents with a focus on Down Syndrome.

Enabled Learning
Enabled Learning

Educating A Student with Down Syndrome in a Primary School Environment This book aims to provide guidance for educators working with students with Down syndrome.

Enabled Learning
Enabled Learning

Educating A Student with Down Syndrome in a Secondary School Environment Enabled Learning aims to provide guidance for educators working with students with Down syndrome.