DVD-ROM Includes:
PLENARY SESSIONS

• PS1 Opening Session
• PS2 Plenary Session
• PS3 Closing Session

• 01 Facilitating Success for All in Inclusive General Education Classes: Best Practice Indicators and Team Strategies for Access to the General Curriculum
• 02 Optimizing Employment: Ten Job Development Strategies for Families
• 03 Promoting Health and Mental Well Being in Adults with DS
• 04 The Ultimate Transition to Adulthood
• 05 Special Needs Planning For Persons With Disabilities
• 06 Gross Motor Development in Children with DS: Birth to Walking
• 07 Healthcare Concerns in Children with DS: What Every Parent Should Know
• 08 Maximizing Academic Potential: Treating Medical & Behavioral Conditions Associated with DS
• 09 Speech Intelligibility: Working Towards Understandable Speech
• 10 What Your Other Children Without DS are Thinking: Sibling Issues
• 11 JoyFitstix™: Shake Up your Workout - Fitness Fun for EVERYone!
• 12 Sexualidad en el Sindrome de Down
• 13 Assessing the Social Support Utilization and Needs among African American Parents of a Child or Adult with DS

• 15 Experiential Learning, Peer Supports and Community Immersion: What Does That Have to do With College and Independence? EVERYTHING
• 16 Explore How You Can Help the DS Affiliate in Your Community
• 17 Latest Legislative Developments: How They Impact You!
• 18 Building Consensus: Ensuring New and Expectant Parents Receive Accurate Information About DS
• 19 Gross Motor Development in Children with DS: Post Walking Skills
• 20 E.I., E.I., OH! Giving your Little One a Great Start
• 21 Supporting Speech and Verbal Memory for Children with DS
• 22 I Can Count, Now What? Beyond Early Number Concepts
• 23 Lectura y escritura en el síndrome de Down

• 25 Why Federal Legislation Preventing Restraint & Seclusion is Essential – and What Parents Need to Know
• 26 One Session You Won’t Want To Forget: Activities to Improve Working Memory and Enhance Learning
• 27 Vision and Eye Issues Affecting Individuals with DS
• 28 Early Speech and Language Skills: Birth to Preschool
• 29 Get a Grip on Printing Using Handwriting Without Tears
• 30 Teaching Reading to Individuals with DS – In a Way That Works
• 31 Preparing Middle and High School Teachers for Your Child
• 32 Start a "Cool Club" Social Club for Teens and Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
• 33 The Maturing Person with DS
• 34 What Parents Can Do Starting Tomorrow to Eliminate Disability Disparities
• 35 Neurobiología del síndrome de Down y bases biológicas de la atención temprana

• 40 Meet Michael and Know … The Rest of the Story
• 41 Helping Individuals with DS Exercise for Fitness
• 42 Are You Caught in the Middle of the Struggle to Eat Right?
• 43 Play Your Way to Early Handwriting Development
• 44 Count on It: Early Math Instruction Can Benefit Your Child
• 46 Behavioral Interventions for Tweens, Teens and Adults
• 47 Dating and Relationships for Young Adults with DS
• 48 Volunteering and Service: Meaningful Opportunities to Foster Community Independence and Develop Skills
• 49 Etapa adulta y futuro de las personas con síndrome de Down

• 52 The Incredible Journey: Telling Your Story
• 53 Making Sibling Relationships Work
• 54 Managing a Medically Complex Child: A Family's View from the Frontlines
• 55 Teaching Reading to Teach Talking Using the “See and Learn” Materials
• 56 Perspectives on Sleep and Mental Health Function in Adolescents & Adults
• 57 Parents and Schools as Partners: Working Collaboratively to Meet the Needs of Every Child
• 58 Understanding the Impact of Work on Benefits
• 59 Postsecondary Education for Students with Intellectual Disabilities: How To Make it Happen with Your Local Colleges
• 60 National Diversity Outreach: Current Initiatives to Increase Cultural Competency
• 61 La salud de los adultos con síndrome de Down