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• Asking parents/carers of young children with Down syndrome about specific eating behaviours and feeding practices could lead to more effective tailored support for feeding problems

  By Sian Wood, Judy Clegg, Developmental Disabilities

  Sep. 21, 2022

• Asking parents/carers of young children with Down syndrome about specific eating behaviours and feeding practices could lead to more effective tailored support for feeding problems

  By Sian Wood, Judy Clegg, Developmental Disabilities

  May. 19, 2022

• Asking parents/carers of young children with Down syndrome about specific eating behaviours and feeding practices could lead to more effective tailored support for feeding problems

  By Sian Wood, Judy Clegg, Developmental Disabilities

  Sep. 21, 2022

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Child Language Teaching & Therapy

The U.S. Department of Education (ED) is a federal executive department established in 1980. It serves as the primary agency for implementing national education policies and administering federal education funding. The department's mission is to promote student achievement and ensure equitable access to educational opportunities across the United States. ED supports K-12 education by providing funding and resources to public and private schools, impacting approximately 55 million students annually. It also manages federal student aid programs for over 10 million undergraduate students and funds educational research to enhance teaching methods and curriculum development. The department enforces civil rights laws in education and collects national education statistics to inform policymakers and the public. Collaboration with states and localities is a key focus for ED, as it works alongside various stakeholders, including students, educators, and parents, to improve education quality and relevance. Its efforts align with congressional mandates to enhance education equity and accountability nationwide.