Support and Strategies for the Intellectually Disabled.
There are many support strategies for the Intellectually Disabled. Some of the are included here.
1. Organizations that promote to the benefit of Intellectually Disabled kids. (IDEA, MOSAIC, AAIDD, The Arc, Find My Roommate, RRTCADD, Think College, President's Committee for people with Intellectual Disabilities, The National Fragile X Foundation Homepage, NDSC, NCBDDD)
2. More education resources for the Intellectually Disabled. Separate secondary education programs for the Intellectually Disabled.
3. Convincing the society to show support. An Intellectually Disabled kid is not a burden.
4. Parents taking care of their Intellectually Disabled kids. Don't hide your kids in shame from the society. It is not their fault that they are Intellectually Disabled.
5. Children need to understand that an Intellectually disabled kid is like everyone else.
Remember, just because they are Intellectually disabled, doesn't mean that they don't have dreams and ambitions. It doesn't mean that they don't have goals. It doesn't mean that they are inferior to you. Everyone has the right to be seen as an equal. Everyone has the right to achieve their best.
There are many support strategies for the Intellectually Disabled. Some of the are included here.
1. Organizations that promote to the benefit of Intellectually Disabled kids. (IDEA, MOSAIC, AAIDD, The Arc, Find My Roommate, RRTCADD, Think College, President's Committee for people with Intellectual Disabilities, The National Fragile X Foundation Homepage, NDSC, NCBDDD)
2. More education resources for the Intellectually Disabled. Separate secondary education programs for the Intellectually Disabled.
3. Convincing the society to show support. An Intellectually Disabled kid is not a burden.
4. Parents taking care of their Intellectually Disabled kids. Don't hide your kids in shame from the society. It is not their fault that they are Intellectually Disabled.
5. Children need to understand that an Intellectually disabled kid is like everyone else.
Remember, just because they are Intellectually disabled, doesn't mean that they don't have dreams and ambitions. It doesn't mean that they don't have goals. It doesn't mean that they are inferior to you. Everyone has the right to be seen as an equal. Everyone has the right to achieve their best.