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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.

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CODE: TRA020

Item Description

It combines information, insights, research, practical strategies, and ideas to help you expand your understanding and provide you with tools, ideas, and resources that you can incorporate into your own educational context. It is our hope that this guide will inspire you to revolutionise the way you work with students with Down syndrome in order to maximise their educational outcomes.

See also:

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.

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.

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