Dr Rhonda Faragher, researcher and senior lecturer at the University of Queensland, explains how teaching a child with Down syndrome differs to teaching other children.

Dr Rhonda Faragher

JACradio is The School of Journalism and Communication’s very own student radio station. JACradio operates from the School of Journalism and Communication and broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Students are trained in the art of broadcasting by industry consultants and academic staff from the School. Further learning and training opportunities are available to students in radio programming, radio news and documentary making. Our studio complex includes state of the art production facilities and the latest audio digital editing software. JACradio is committed to delivering the ultimate digital radio experience to UQ students.

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JACradio is The School of Journalism and Communication’s very own student radio station. JACradio operates from the School of Journalism and Communication and broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Students are trained in the art of broadcasting by industry consultants and academic staff from the School. Further learning and training opportunities are available to students in radio programming, radio news and documentary making. Our studio complex includes state of the art production facilities and the latest audio digital editing software. JACradio is committed to delivering the ultimate digital radio experience to UQ students. The University of Queensland CRICOS Provider 00025B • TEQSA PRV12080

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