Down Syndrome is a condition in which a person is born with an extra chromosome. The extra chromosome delays the way a child develops mentally and physically. The physical features and medical problems associated with Down Syndrome can vary depending on the child. As everyone experiences it differently. Kids with Down Syndrome often share certain physical features such as a flatter face profile, upward slant to the eyes, and small ears. Children with Down Syndrome are typically an average size, however, they develop at a slower rate.
Visual aids are a huge part of learning and should be implemented as frequently as possible. Some children with Down Syndrome struggle with memorization. All this means is that information being taught should be taught in an orderly manner at a reasonable speed depending on the pace of each individual. There are various activities that kids with Down Syndrome can participate in that will assist them with coping with this disorder and continuing a gradual develop.