Sorry the content is in French but worth sharing: Yasmine, from Morocco, has down syndrom. She passed the Baccalaureat in Morocco (French exam that kids - who benefit from general education - must pass in order to complete high-school and enter the job market or apply to higher education) even though the school never adapted to her, or provided special education. The article describes that the parents were the only support she received in her life. By and large, the parents explain that doctors gave them deceitful information when she was born but their only struggle was that their daughter had to be treated on an equal foot at school. The article concludes that this story proves the fact that the life of children with down syndrom is largely influenced by early intervention and familial support rather than its biologic caracteristic. maglor.fr/maglor/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=3133%3Ayasmine-porteuse-de-trisomie-21-decroche-son-bac#sthash.8pnWYyDU.Om7K4gqp.dpbs
Posted on: Mon, 30 Jun 2014 15:44:31 +0000
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