Understanding Down Syndrome

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A game designed to educate players about Down Syndrome through a series of true and false statements. Players will learn important facts, dispel myths, and gain a deeper understanding of the condition and its impact on individuals and families.

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Deletra Schamle

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Understanding Down Syndrome


Understanding Down SyndromeOnline version A game designed to educate players about Down Syndrome through a series of true and false statements. Players will learn important facts, dispel myths, and gain a deeper understanding of the condition and its impact on individuals and families. by Deletra Schamle 1 Many individuals with Down Syndrome attend school and participate in regular education classes. Yes No 2 Down Syndrome is caused by poor parenting. Yes No 3 Advocacy and awareness have improved the quality of life for people with Down Syndrome. Yes No 4 Down Syndrome is a disease that can be cured with medication. Yes No 5 People with Down Syndrome have a short life expectancy and rarely live into adulthood. Yes No 6 Down Syndrome occurs in all races and economic classes. Yes No 7 Down Syndrome only affects boys. Yes No 8 Down Syndrome is contagious. Yes No 9 Down Syndrome is not caused by anything the parents did or did not do during pregnancy. Yes No 10 All individuals with Down Syndrome look the same. Yes No 11 Individuals with Down Syndrome can form meaningful relationships and friendships. Yes No 12 People with Down Syndrome can have a wide range of cognitive abilities. Yes No 13 All individuals with Down Syndrome have severe intellectual disabilities. Yes No 14 People with Down Syndrome often have distinct physical features, such as a flat facial profile and almond-shaped eyes. Yes No 15 Down Syndrome is a genetic condition caused by the presence of an extra chromosome 21. Yes No 16 Individuals with Down Syndrome cannot participate in sports or physical activities. Yes No 17 Early intervention and support can significantly improve the development of children with Down Syndrome. Yes No 18 Individuals with Down Syndrome can lead fulfilling lives and contribute to their communities. Yes No 19 People with Down Syndrome cannot hold jobs or work. Yes No 20 People with Down Syndrome cannot learn or develop new skills. Yes No

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Understanding Down SyndromeOnline version

by Deletra Schamle

Many individuals with Down Syndrome attend school and participate in regular education classes.

Down Syndrome is caused by poor parenting.

Advocacy and awareness have improved the quality of life for people with Down Syndrome.

Down Syndrome is a disease that can be cured with medication.

People with Down Syndrome have a short life expectancy and rarely live into adulthood.

Down Syndrome occurs in all races and economic classes.

Down Syndrome only affects boys.

Down Syndrome is contagious.

Down Syndrome is not caused by anything the parents did or did not do during pregnancy.

All individuals with Down Syndrome look the same.

Individuals with Down Syndrome can form meaningful relationships and friendships.

People with Down Syndrome can have a wide range of cognitive abilities.

All individuals with Down Syndrome have severe intellectual disabilities.

People with Down Syndrome often have distinct physical features, such as a flat facial profile and almond-shaped eyes.

Down Syndrome is a genetic condition caused by the presence of an extra chromosome 21.

Individuals with Down Syndrome cannot participate in sports or physical activities.

Early intervention and support can significantly improve the development of children with Down Syndrome.

Individuals with Down Syndrome can lead fulfilling lives and contribute to their communities.

People with Down Syndrome cannot hold jobs or work.

People with Down Syndrome cannot learn or develop new skills.