Down's syndrome is a genetic condition resulting from the presence of an additional chromosome 21. It ranks among the most prevalent developmental disabilities globally, impacting roughly 1 in 700 live births. People with Down syndrome can exhibit unique physical traits, like a flat facial structure and slanted eyes, and frequently face developmental delays and cognitive impairments. Nevertheless, through adequate care, education, and medical support, individuals with Down's syndrome can enjoy meaningful lives.
This paper examines the reasons behind Down's syndrome, the health effects related to the condition, and the educational methods that support individuals with Down's syndrome in succeeding. Grasping these elements is essential for enhancing medical care, advancing educational methods, and creating a more inclusive community for individuals with Down's syndrome.