Well, I'm finishing up on week 4. Although I 'm still stuggeling with my essential and foundation question, the resource assignments gave me some extra time to find information. While doing these assginments I uncovered gold mines of information about Down Syndrome. This is a great relief, but I just can't get my question worded right.
I know what I want to address, I just don't know how.
I want to know what it is like to live with DS. This will be the child's view and it will have to be a higher functioning child.
I feel like I need to explain what DS is. I think this could be the parent's view.
And of course, I want to know how SLP's help children with DS communicate; expressively and receptively.
Although I'm going to drop the sign language part out of my question, I'm still leaving my self room to discuss it if I feel the need to.
Back to work on my question.
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