Washington: Despite suffering from Down syndrome, which is a genetic disorder that occurs on chromosome 21, does not preclude Alessandro Aurel Amadeo Nadeak to excel. The boy was nine years makes jimbe, musical instruments from Africa, as an obsession and Encouragement. "If it's big in Sabuga jimbe want to play," said Aurel in Bandung, West Java, recently.
Reading, writing, or academic activities sometimes seem difficult for him. However, it does not mean he was unable to work. "Despite the less academic, there are special advantages Aurel in music and painting," said Sartje, Aurel teacher.
He often be a teacher to teach his classmates how to play jimbe.He once a week to share their knowledge in one of the art building in Bandung to children with special needs others to play jimbe.
He was an inspiration for parents with children with special needs the other. "I own a little surprised, suddenly knew where my children can learn, but it could pd (confident) also with he," said Monica Chandrawati, parents friend Aurel.
Not only adept at playing jimbe, He also has produced 16 paintings in the last year. The paintings were being exhibited in an exhibition in Bandung.
It's not easy to find the potential for in a Down syndrome child. He Parents also have to go through a long process. "Clever-clever us as parents to explore the potential of them," said Rainy Mawarwati, "He parents.
He added, He process can paint and play music is a long journey. "To date I have not seen the point of boredom. He while practicing or playing music show or told to draw, he's just happy-happy," said Rainy.
He continues to grow with her potential. He has proven Down syndrome is not an obstacle to achievement. (Bog)
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