Mindset is the most important aspect in the success of any child, especially one with Down syndrome (Thomas et al. 2011, p. 196). If one believes that a specific child will succeed, they will if they are treated like any other regular youngster. It is because children with Down syndrome...
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A genetic disorder called Down syndrome (DS) is connected to chromosomal abnormalities. Intellectual impairments, distinctive facial features, and hypotonia are all signs of down syndrome (weak muscle tone in infancy). Cognitive development is delayed in those with Down syndrome. But mild to moderate intellectual impairments are common (Antonarakis, Lyle, and...
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The fast occurrence of disorders like Down syndrome, muscular dystrophy, and cystic fibrosis in youngsters is one of the hallmarks of the 21st century. It should be emphasized that they have intensified into a serious issue in the present day. According to the most recent data available, about one in...
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Down syndrome, also known as trisomy 21, is a developmental defect caused by the appearance of the third copy of chromosome 21. It is often associated with facial appearance, physical development defects, and slight intellectual disability. People with this disorder often have 50 IQ significance regardless of the mental disability,...
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