a This tool has been developed in the framework of a European program Leonardo, with a transnational character, consists of a DVD aimed at relatives of people with Down syndrome to help them educate and encourage them throughout their development, which considers the whole child, taking into account the intrapersonal biological, psychological and educational, of each individual. The DVD is complemented by a CD, which contains web pages and the most significant contacts, both European and international, and with a book that outlines specific remedies tailored to each country. a In fact, it emphasizes the potential impact of autonomic Down the community, national and international, since the tool is translated into five languages (English, Spanish, Romanian, Italian and Greek). Similarly it has been subtitled in all languages in the whole DVD, so this is a totally accessible material. to the creation of this tool is an innovation with respect to the materials currently available for two issues fundamental. First, because it makes a journey through all stages of life and all areas in one document.

Furthermore, the type of material, primarily visual, which will let you reach all families, regardless of their socio-cultural. Also important is the proximity of the message, with different testimonies of professionals, families and people with Down syndrome. External -D, Manuel Fandos has been responsible for the Departments of Educational Innovation, Product and Mastervision Master-D and is currently External Relations of the company. Doctor in Educational Psychology from the University of Huelva, Bachelor of Science in Education from UNED and Ecclesiastical Studies from the Pontifical University of Salamanca, Fandos a degree in Theology from the Regional Center for Theological Studies of Aragon, and the University Teaching Zaragoza. It also offers the Postgraduate Diploma in Adult Education and is a trainer of trainers and monitor leisure. His work includes those of director of various public centers of Education Continuing Education Advisor at the Centers for Resource Teachers and Ejea de los Caballeros, Calatayud and Zaragoza Juan de Lanuza psychologist and the MEC. Fandos Manuel has worked also as an associate professor at the University of Manchester (England) and professor of Experimental Speech, and Speech and New Technologies and Teaching Methodology. Head of the Department of Experimental Speech-Leng Fono Aragon, (affiliate of the University of Manchester). Exercises, in turn, as a consultant to Kaleidos, Office Services educational psychologists in Zaragoza.

We also have 200 of the most beautiful beaches in the world, but those who know and love but those are foreigners. a Why so much poverty? a We are a poor country because we have been taught to be poor. We are poor because we had an education that promotes poverty without us noticing. We have had an education that teaches us to be employees, not entrepreneurs. Rather we have been tamed, rather than be educated. The type of education was a hindrance to development. This education is absent from the invitation to observe as direction for ourselves the reality we live. We are taught what to think, but we are not taught to think. Is privileged information rather than imagination and creativity, where it has not has the solutions to solve the major problems of the world and the second, we can help create them.