These resources have been developed to promote a better understanding of diversity and inclusive education and what adjustments can be made at school (and home) to support the participation of all.
The Down Syndrome Australia website has a wealth of resources to support schools and educators. These resources give a voice to those with Down syndrome and allow the community to build more understanding and awareness.
Down syndrome Australia have developed the Ask About Down Syndrome App. The app features people with Down syndrome answering questions and sharing stories about what community inclusion is, barriers they face, and how these issues can be addressed.
To read more and download the app, find out more on DSA’s App page.
These lessons were produced in partnership with Down Syndrome Australia. Their purpose is to influence social and policy change, provide a national profile and voice for people living with Down syndrome, and to build resources and the knowledge capacity of the state and territory Down syndrome associations.
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