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2010-09-24 02:22 am (UTC)
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I'm just catching up so bear with me please.:)
Oddly, children with DS are often much stronger visual learners than other ways. Some research has been done into the possibility they have a higher rate of photographic memory than other populations. So pictures are good.:)
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Date: 2010-09-24 02:22 am (UTC)Oddly, children with DS are often much stronger visual learners than other ways. Some research has been done into the possibility they have a higher rate of photographic memory than other populations. So pictures are good.:)