Dementia in People with Down Syndrome or Other Intellectual Disabilities - UCLAMDChat
Explore Alzheimer's risk, signs, and management in adults with intellectual disabilities, focusing on Down Syndrome. Learn about screening, treatment, and aging-in-place strategies.
Understanding the Pain Behaviors of Nonverbal Children with Intellectual Disability by Jean Solodiuk
Learn strategies to recognize, assess, and manage pain in nonverbal children with intellectual disability, including individualized approaches and caregiver collaboration, illustrated through case studies.
Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21) - Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Pathology - Updated 2024
Explore an updated comprehensive video on Down syndrome, also known as trisomy 21. Learn about the genetic causes, various symptoms, diagnostic methods, and underlying pathology of this condition. Discover the latest information added in the 2024 version…
Palliative Care Isn't for Everyone - But More Than You Think
Explore palliative care's broader applicability, goals, and future. Learn about guidelines, patient stories, and practical aspects like hospice referrals and medical power of attorney.
SUD Treatment for People with Cognitive Challenges
Explore effective strategies for treating substance use disorders in individuals with cognitive impairments, enhancing engagement and outcomes through adapted approaches.
Exploring Thriving Careers Beyond Developmental Disabilities
Inspiring insights on career opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, highlighting success stories and promoting workforce inclusivity and meaningful employment.
Fragile X Syndrome: Genetics, Cell Biology, and Pathology - USMLE Step 1
Explore the genetics, cell biology, and pathology of Fragile X syndrome, a crucial topic for USMLE Step 1 preparation. Gain comprehensive insights into this genetic disorder's mechanisms and clinical implications.
How Much Do You Know About Intellectual Disabilities?
Powerful talk by Special Olympics athlete advocating for equality and respect for individuals with intellectual disabilities, sharing personal experiences and achievements.
Making Enabling Apps for Disabled People
Explore app development for individuals with intellectual disabilities using Xamarin, enhancing their quality of life and tapping into an underserved market with unique opportunities.
What teachers can learn from hip-hop | Jonte Taylor | TEDxPSU
Hip-hop is everywhere and hip-hop is an identity. Jonte "JT" Taylor explains how hip-hop saved his life by providing him with an intersectional identity. Now, as a researcher and educator, Taylor demonstrates how hip-hop can be used in the classroom to help students develop their own intersectional
The Classroom Without Walls: What Learning Really Needs | Akash Tandon | TEDxBVRIT Hyderabad
In this talk, Akash Tandon shares lessons from teaching children in spaces without classrooms, boards, or benches. Through real experiences, he explores what learning truly requires and why emotional safety, dignity, and belief matter more than infrastructure. The talk challenges common assumptions
Rethinking 21st Century Education | Muhammad Zaman | TEDxAllama Iqbal Model School and College Youth
In this compelling TEDx talk, Muhammad Zaman, Director of AIMS, explores the urgent need to redesign education for the 21st century. He challenges traditional learning models and calls for a transformation that prioritizes creativity, critical thinking, and real-world problem-solving. Drawing from
The Power of Seeing: Transforming Special Education | Hasan KALCI | TEDxGaziUniversity
What happens to a "special child" when their parents are no longer there? This profound question marks the beginning of a journey that moves beyond traditional education toward a philosophy of "discovery." In this moving talk, Hasan Kalcı shares how a father’s deep concern for his son, Kaan, evolved
Amplifying Silent Voices: A Higher Education Revolution | DeAnna Pursai | TEDxViikki
This talk paints the picture of DeAnna's experience growing up with her sister, who happens to have Down syndrome. After a jolting doctor’s message at her sister’s birth, her mother decides to take her child home in 1973 and raise her with the same standards and expectations of her other children. I
The Talent to Learn | Kevin Noelee | TEDxPadjadjaran University
In this talk, Kevin Noelee challenges the idea that “inability” is a weakn]ess, proposing instead that it can be a different, and equally valid, way of learning. Drawing from his personal journey as a neurodivergent individual, he shares how stepping beyond rigid educational systems allowed him to r
See it Differently, Change your Learning Different Child's Life. | Lynda Sloan Allen | TEDxVeroBeach
Every child learns in a unique way, yet our schools still rely on a one-size-fits-most learning model that leaves millions behind. With 1 in 5 students identified as “learning different” and many more bright, gifted, and differently learning-abled, it’s time to revolutionize how we educate. Fifty ye