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Brochures

Brochures. How to ! By Mr. Sorensen. Examples of Brochure Titles and Topic Down Syndrome Resources In South Carolina Living with Down Syndrome in Marlboro County Marlboro County Opportunities for Down Syndrome Citizens Does your Child have Down Syndrome?

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Brochures

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  1. Brochures How to! By Mr. Sorensen

  2. Examples of Brochure Titles and Topic Down Syndrome Resources In South Carolina Living with Down Syndrome in Marlboro County Marlboro County Opportunities for Down Syndrome Citizens Does your Child have Down Syndrome? Helpful Programs in South Carolina

  3. Brochure can be - One piece of paper folded in half One piece of paper folded in thirds

  4. INDEX CARD NOTES • Use 3x5 Index Card • Write down important fact. • Include source of fact. Use citation web page to format source.

  5. INDEX CARD CITATION A citation is a listed source of your information. It can be a book, Internet site, magazine, or encyclopedia

  6. Citation format • Marlboro School District uses MLA format for citations. This can be complicated but you can use 2 web sites to have it done automatically. • Best Site: http://www.palomar.edu/dsps/actc/mla/

  7. Citation Example Smith, John. How to fly. Clio: Holt Inc., 1987. After you input the information the web site will automatically format it. Sample Citiation

  8. Fact Index Card Sample • Down syndrome is a chromosomal disorder that usually causes delays in physical and intellectual development. • The leading clinical cause of mental retardation in the world, Down syndrome occurs approximately once in every 600 - 1000 births. It is not related to race, nationality, religion or socioeconomic status. • People with Down syndrome benefit from appropriate medical care, early intervention, education and vocational programs. • There is a wide variation of mental abilities and physical development in individuals with Down Syndrome. • Most individuals are educable with many being included in public school settings and employed in the community as adults. From: Down Syndrome Family Alliance of Greenville, SC http://www.dsfag.org/html/educate/educate_facts.html Jan. 9, 2009

  9. Fact Index Card Sample • Buddy Walk – The 2008 Down Syndrome Family Alliance of Greenville will hold its annual Buddy Walk on Sunday, September 28, at Furman University’s. • The 2008 Down Syndrome Family Alliance of Greenville Buddy Walk at Furman University is one of 190 Buddy Walks planned in cities across the country this fall.  The Buddy Walk was developed by the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) to promote acceptance and inclusion of all people with Down syndrome. From: Down Syndrome Family Alliance of Greenville, SC http://www.dsfag.org/html/buddywalk/buddy_walk_2008.html Viewed 1/9/09

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