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Past Issues
Spring 2013 Down Syndrome News
NDSC Down Syndrome News December 2012
NDSC Down Syndrome News October 2012
NDSC Down Syndrome News Convention 2012
NDSC Down Syndrome News August 2012
NDSC Down Syndrome News June 2012
NDSC Down Syndrome News April 2012
NDSC Down Syndrome News February 2012
NDSC Down Syndrome News December 2011
NDSC Down Syndrome News October 2011
NDSC Down Syndrome News August 2011
NDSC Down Syndrome News June 2011
NDSC Down Syndrome News April 2011
The following is a list of articles that can be viewed by clicking on any of the links.
Learning Together: Lessons in Inclusive Education in New York City
Observations on Conversations with Young Adults with DS
When your child engages in difficult behaviors…
Self-Determination in Action: Learning to Make Choices
Treatment for Dysfunction in Sensory Integration
What I Now Know About Inclusion
Better Late Than Never-How David Finally Learned to Use the Bathroom
Music Therapy Encourages Development
Current Research in Down Syndrome
Advocacy Inspired by Personal Passion
Delivering a Prenatal Diagnosis of Down Syndrome
Infantile Spasms in Children with Down Syndrome
The Importance of Imitating Your Child’s Sounds
Five Things Families Can Do to Find and Keep Great Direct Support Professionals
Yoga is More Than Just an Exercise
Camp PALS: Where Dreams Come True
A Q&A About Independent Educational Evaluations
Creating Mealtimes Everyone Enjoys
What Do We Do Now? Adaptations for Long Lectures, Whole-Class Discussions, and Other Tricky Times
A New Kind of Primary Health Care – the Family-centered Medical Home
Using High School Athletics to Promote Inclusion
10 Tips for Good Educational Advocates
You Are an Important Two and You Are Important, Too!
Your Child’s Therapy: Weighing the Options
In the Pool, on the Stage, & at the Concert: Extracurricular Activities for ALL
Transitioning to Middle School
Parents and Genetic Counselors Define Essential Information about Down syndrome
Thinking Outside the Box: Competitive Employment for Women with Severe Disabilities
Teens and Adults with Intellectual Disabilities Don’t Need to be Socially Isolated
Managing a Medically Complex Child
Suggestions for parents coping with a complex dual diagnosis
