Effect of Group-Task-Oriented Training on GMFM and ADL in Children With DS

Group Task-Oriented Training for individuals with Down syndrome is an approach that focuses on improving specific skills and promoting social interaction through collaborative activities. This training method involves organizing individuals with Down syndrome into small groups to work on tasks that target various developmental areas, such as motor skills, communication, and socialization. The tasks are designed to be meaningful, engaging, and relevant to the participants' daily lives.

"1.Week 1-2 : Foundation building (4 sessions per week) Gentle stretching exercises (20 minutes). Basic strengthening exercises (20 minutes) (26). Weeks 3-4: Balance and coordination (4 sessions per week ) Balance exercises and core stability (20 minutes). Coordination drills (20 minutes) (26). Weeks 5-6: Functional activities (4 sessions per week )~Incorporate functional activities into therapy (e.g., walking, reaching) (20 minutes)"