Science allows us to actually look at our chromosomes. If we see a third copy of chromosome number 21, we know that a person has Down syndrome.
Since Down Syndrome is not genetic and is a trisomy, dominant and recessive genes do not play a role and it is possible for two down syndrome parents to have a child without down syndrome.
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Children with Down syndrome have social needs that include the desire for companionship, acceptance, and opportunities for social interaction. They benefit from inclusive environments where they can build friendships and develop communication skills. Support from family, peers, and educators is crucial in fostering their social development. Engaging in community activities and play can also enhance their social confidence and integration.
Ask anyone you know for ideas and sit down and think or you can look on the Internet and a great website is www.all-science-fair-projects.com/ Hope I'd helped you with your science fair project and have a fun time. :):): P.S. Have fun and Play Safe:):) <3
Kirsten DeBear has written: 'Be quiet, Marina!' -- subject(s): Cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, Fiction, Friendship, People with disabilities, People with mental disabilities, Play
not safe at all! why is this a question. ssri's are not to play with...
If you want to connect it to a computer you can view the disturbances in the infrared light.
Individuals who perform repetitive wrist movements, either at work or play, are at risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome.
it depends on the disability. normally the children that are handicapped are not allowed to play and also the kids with down-syndrome are not allowed. but i have seen deaf children play with other children in sport teams... im not positive about outside of school though.
A comma is needed after "play" to separate the two independent clauses: "Juliet starred in the school play", and "she won the science award".