Teaching Math to People With Down Syndrome and Other Hands-on Learners: Strategies and Materials
This practical resource explores ways to teach mathematics to people with Down syndrome and other hands-on learners. Deanna Horstmeier, Ph.D., presents instructional strategies and materials intended to support accessible, active math learning for educators, caregivers, and anyone helping learners build mathematical understanding.
About This Book
Teaching Math to People With Down Syndrome and Other Hands-on Learners focuses on making mathematics instruction more accessible and engaging.
Written by Deanna Horstmeier, Ph.D., the book addresses teaching people with Down syndrome as well as other learners who benefit from hands-on approaches.
It brings together instructional strategies and classroom materials for educators, caregivers, and others supporting mathematical learning.
The emphasis is on practical guidance for adapting math instruction to varied learning needs.
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