please give studies re parents involvement on transition for down syndrome if ther are in philippine or asian settings
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You want studies about parental involvement in transition of people with Downs Syndrome in Phillipine or Asian settings?\n\nWow, that's a little narrow, in my opinion! You might consider expanding your search criteria.
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Interesting article on the effects of daycare and Preschool\n\nhttp://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20051101/news_1n1earlyed.html
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I don't, but fyi Down's Syndrome is caused by trans-located chromosomes, a.k.a. non-disjunction.  It's likely there are some parents on Y!A with one.
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Mom Dd\nDad DD\nkid dd \nthe only what that this is actually possible is Nondisjunction\nboth allels had to come from MOm\nlike in kleinfelters syndrome or Trisomy 21 wich causes downs.
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http://www.digitalnaturopath.com/cond/C383505.html\nhttp://www.motherhood.com.au/mother/postnatalProblems.htm\nGood Luck
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There may be a genetic component, but I suspect the bigger issue is the significant emphasis on the importance of education in many Asian cultures. Children rise to our expectations.
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http://www.library.cornell.edu/Asia/acc/acc_aug2003/Philippines.pdf\n\n:>peace
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A good friend of mine from college (he is also filipino) got a full scholarship from here: http://www.topherreimroc.com/FullScholarship/
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http://www.disabilitylink.org/docs/programs.html is a good place to start...\n\nGeorgia has an outstanding peer specialist training program... their info is http://www.gacps.org/Home.html\n\nI am glad you are looking for resources... it means that you are hopeful for your son's future and if you are, there's a good chance he will be hopeful too... that's key to success in staying on track\n\nbest of luck on his journey... he's lucky to have you
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Here's a site that sure helped me:\nwww.abc.net.au. Go to Education.\nHope I helped!\nP.S I'm part Indian. Mom is half Indian. Which state of India are you from? \ncontact me on prscllolano@yahoo.com.
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http://www.pedaids.org/\nhttp://www.npan.org/
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Check the msfoundation.org website (The Ms. Foundation in New York City).  I'm confident that they track that statistic.  Good luck on your research.
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There is tons of information out there but check out the attached link which shows the different stages of development.  It should have everything you are looking for.\n\nhttp://www.childdevelopmentinfo.com/development/normaldevelopment.shtml
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http://www.senate.gov.ph/senators/sen13th.htm
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How about from their parents. I think the best way would be to go visit Asia and get a real feel for their culture.
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C'mon people, let's be constructive.......poor lolit is just trying to get some help!  \n\nI would suggest going from a general topic and then getting more and more specific.  So, maybe your general topic is:\n\nAcademic Achievement\n\nThen you read a few articles on the topic and see some that have looked at the relationship between academic achievement and parental involvement--but with conflicting results!  \n\nThen, you read a few articles on academic achievment and parental involvement, get an idea about what kind of research is being conducted, and maybe you see that nobody has compared the effects of parental involvement on student acheivement across races......so now we are getting more specific....race and the relationship between academic achievement parental involvement. \n\nThen, you remember that minority groups often have lower achievment than majority groups......hmmmm, now we are getting very specific......what about a study on the relationship between parental involvement and student achievement among African American or Hispanic students?  \n\nAnyway, that is just an example, but the idea is to start with a general topic---a broad area you are interested in....then get more and more specific until you arrive at your specific study!  \n\nAnother good hint is to look at the end of published studies....they often have a paragraph or two on future research directions/unanswered questions (just as you will eventually have in your thesis)---these can be really good for generating ideas.  \n\nGood luck!
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I don't know if this is what you are looking for, but this was the best I could find. \n\nhttp://www.auick.org/database/aac_country_data/Philippines.xls