01575nam a22001577a 4500999001500000020001800015082002000033245010300053260005900156300001300215505101800228650001801246700002101264942000801285952012401293  c6957d6957  a9781861562302  a616.858 842 CUS  aDown syndrome across the life-span /c[edited by] Monica Cuskelly, Anne Jobling, and Susan Buckley  aLondon, England ; Philadelphia, PA :b Whurr, c©2002  a219 p. :  aPart One: Setting the Scene. 1 -- The aspirations of adults with Down syndrome. 2 -- Beyond the myths -- representing people with Down syndrome. 3 -- Supporting families. 4 -- Positive families -- appreciating adult children with Down syndrome. 5 -- Mum, Dad, and Kids-- family life. Part Two: Perspectives for services. 6 -- Early intervention and support. 7 -- Healthcare. 8 -- Genetic aspects. 9 -- Creating positive lifestyles for people with Down syndrome in developing countries. Part Three: Development and Education. 10 -- Learning in young children. 11 -- Making inclusion work. 12 -- Speech, language and memory development. 13 -- Developing number and money skills. 14 -- Developing literacy across all ages. 15 -- Verbal--motor behaviour. 16 -- Self--regulation in young adults. Part Four: Adolescence and adult life. 17 -- Adolescence and inclusion. 18 -- Health and ageing. 19 -- Life after school. 20 -- Adult lives, living and working in the community. 21 -- Ageing with confidence and competence.  aDown syndrome  aCuskelly, Monica  cSTS  00104070877/2aAIISHbAIISHd2020-02-05l1o616.858 842 CUSp14958r2026-06-16 00:00:00s2026-06-15w2020-02-05ySTS