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Argentine woman becomes first nursery teacher with Down's syndrome

  • Anna Mae
  • Nov 1, 2016
  • 1 min read

''When Noelia Garella was a child, a nursery school rejected her as a “monster.” Now 31, she is in a class of her own.

In the face of prejudice, she is the first person with Down syndrome to work as a preschool teacher in Argentina - and one of the few in the world.

Garella's case set a precedent after the school confronted a taboo: could a person with a cognitive syndrome be in charge of a class?

Her two- and three-year-old pupils crowd around her affectionately in her classroom in the Jermonito nursery...''

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