10-year-old Kerala girl with Down syndrome breaks barriers in music
Ten-year-old Advika P. from Kerala has made significant strides in music despite her challenges with Down syndrome. She has gained recognition for her keyboard skills, including setting records for her performance of the National Anthem. Her achievements highlight the effectiveness of music therapy and structured training for children with developmental disabilities.
- ▪Advika was born with 75% intellectual disability and faced difficulties with speech and communication.
- ▪She secured entries in multiple record organizations for her musical performance.
- ▪Her trainers emphasize the positive impact of music therapy on her development.
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Ten-year-old Advika P. from Chemravattom in Malappuram district has overcome developmental challenges associated with Down syndrome to emerge as a keyboard player, earning recognition from several record organisations.A Class V student of GUP School, Chemravattom, Advika was born with 75% intellectual disability. For much of her childhood, she faced difficulties with speech and communication. Music therapy was introduced to improve her speech, and her family and trainers noticed progress within a year.She was later introduced to keyboard. Despite learning difficulties and communication limitations, Advika adapted to the instrument and developed her skills. Advika practising on her keyboard.
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