Abstract thinking and Down Syndrome

Spanish actor Pablo Pineda, the first European with Down syndrome to complete a university degree.

Read between the lines on myths about Down Syndrome: We love reading, comprehend it all

20 November 2021
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Category:Abstract thinking and Down Syndrome, Uncategorised
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Many children with Down Syndrome have speech delays, making educators believe that their ability to read is mechanical and their comprehension compromised. Nothing could be farther from the truth, show new research findings. “ ’Twas the night before Christmas, and Harry Potter was in trouble. Dementors had already knocked out Sirius Black and were closing [...]

The upside to Down Syndrome

11 November 2021
By:sarvodya
Category:Abstract thinking and Down Syndrome
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This article is the story of how the mind of a person with Down Syndrome plays with numbers, equations and logic giving proof against long-held myth of inability to do think up and understand abstract concepts

Abstract thinking and Down Syndrome

In this series on the mind and the myths about Down Syndrome, cognitive researcher, writer and teacher Shivam Bohra deep-dives into research and lived experiences of persons with intellectual disabilities, their caregivers and teachers.

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