Down syndrome Inclusive Education

Inclusive education for students with Down syndrome has to be a collaborative process with all involved in education!

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Saturday, January 21, 2012

Turnover proves ultimate act of sportsmanship GRINNELL, Kansas

Turnover proves ultimate act of sportsmanship

"Coach said when we were in the huddle, just give him a chance to shoot," said Brown. "So I let him have a shot and he threw it up and he shot it, and he made it."

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DS Advocate ~ Nancy Linley-Harris

I am a Special Education Advocate and Parent Trainer. A very proud parent to Mark and Mariah. Aunt Nana to many wonderful "Kiddo's" I hold close under my wing! Helping Parents Partner with Teachers. Helping with quality collaboration & communication so our Children with Unique Learning challenges are provided a Solid Education for their Future Success to Live Life Independently.

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DS Advocate ~ Nancy Linley-Harris: I am a Special Education Advocate and Parent Trainer. A very proud parent to Mark and Mariah. Aunt Nana to many wonderful "Kiddo's" I hold close under my wing! Helping Parents Partner with Teachers. Helping with quality collaboration & communication so our Children with Unique Learning challenges are provided a Solid Education for their Future Success to Live Life Independently.

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