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Down Syndrome Research and Practice Volume 5 Issue 1

The following articles from Down Syndrome Research and Practice Volume 5 Issue 1 are available:

  • Cases of Exceptional Language in Mental Retardation and Down Syndrome: Explanatory Perspectives.
    Jean Rondal and Dr Ling.
  • Using augmentative communication with infants and young children with Down syndrome.
    Phil Foreman, and Geoff Crews.
  • Teaching basic skills to children with Down Syndrome and developmental delays: The relative efficacy of interactive modeling with social rewards for benchmark achievements and passive observation.
    G. B. Biederman, J. L. Fairhall, K. A. Raven, and V. A. Davey.
  • Teenagers with Down syndrome study Algebra in High School.
    Elisabetta Monari Martinez.
  • The Effects of Quality Life Models on the Development of Research and Practice in the field of Down Syndrome.
    Roy I Brown.
  • Towards optimal mental health of persons with Down syndrome.
    Siegfried M. Pueschel.
 
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