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Born this way. Season one / producers: Jon Murray, Gil Goldschein, Laura Korkoian, Barry Hennessey, Drew Tappon, Elaine Frontain Bryant.

Contributor(s): Arts and Entertainment Network.
Publisher: Santa Monica, CA : A & E Television Networks, 2016Edition: Classroom edition DVD.Description: 2 videodiscs : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.Rating: MPAA rating: Not rated.Disc region: video file DVD video rda.Content type: two-dimensional moving image Media type: video Carrier type: videodiscUniform titles: Born this way (Television program) Subject(s): DOWN SYNDROME | YOUNG ADULTS | PERSONAL NARRATIVES | BIOGRAPHYGenre/Form: Reality television programs. | Nonfiction television programs. | Biography. | Nonfiction television programs. | Reality television programs.
Contents:
Up Syndrome -- What's normal? -- Dream makers -- Love and chromosomes -- Fears and gears -- Don't limit me.
Summary: "Offers an intimate look into the lives of seven young men and women born with Down syndrome, along with their families and friends. Cameras follow the young men and women as they pursue their passions and lifelong dreams, explore friendships, romantic relationships and work, all while defying society's expectations." - DVD CASESummary: Episode 1, Up syndrome - Air date: Dec. 8, 2015, In the series premiere, seven young adults diagnosed with Down Syndrome meet. Episode 2, What's normal - Air date: Dec. 15, 2015, Rachel and Elena have a conflict, which leads to concern over Elena's behavior. Also: Christina's boyfriend wants to take things to the next level and Sean explores ways to become more independent as his parents prepare to move. Episode 3, Dream makers - Air date: Dec. 22, 2015, Rachel prepares for a date with a crush from drama class; Megan reveals a desire to have a baby, which concerns her mother; and John records his first rap track. Episode 4, Love and chromosomes - Air date: Dec. 29, 2015, Friendships are tested as Sean searches for love; Megan looks into making her L.A. visit permanent; and the parents begin planning for their chirdren's welfare after they're gone following an emotional lecture. Episode 5, Fears and gears - Air date: Jan. 5, 2016, Rachel is invited to an event by Adam Lambert; Kris copes with Megan's desire to be independent; Steven learns to ride a bike; and John tries out a new job. Episode 6, Don't limit me - Air date: Jan. 12, 2016, Elena continues to struggle to accept herself and Megan tries to help; Cristina's boyfriend plans a surprise for her; and Megan says goodbye to her new friends.
List(s) this item appears in: Down syndrome favourites. March 2019 CM | WDSD- Adults March 2020 CM | Down syndrome and adults Jan 2021 | Down syndrome/ inclusion Streaming videos & DVDs March 2023
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Classroom edition has interactive activities, public performance rights and a downloadable educator's guide.

DVD release of episodes originally broadcast on television in 2015-2016.

Up Syndrome -- What's normal? -- Dream makers -- Love and chromosomes -- Fears and gears -- Don't limit me.

"Offers an intimate look into the lives of seven young men and women born with Down syndrome, along with their families and friends. Cameras follow the young men and women as they pursue their passions and lifelong dreams, explore friendships, romantic relationships and work, all while defying society's expectations." - DVD CASE

Episode 1, Up syndrome - Air date: Dec. 8, 2015, In the series premiere, seven young adults diagnosed with Down Syndrome meet. Episode 2, What's normal - Air date: Dec. 15, 2015, Rachel and Elena have a conflict, which leads to concern over Elena's behavior. Also: Christina's boyfriend wants to take things to the next level and Sean explores ways to become more independent as his parents prepare to move. Episode 3, Dream makers - Air date: Dec. 22, 2015, Rachel prepares for a date with a crush from drama class; Megan reveals a desire to have a baby, which concerns her mother; and John records his first rap track. Episode 4, Love and chromosomes - Air date: Dec. 29, 2015, Friendships are tested as Sean searches for love; Megan looks into making her L.A. visit permanent; and the parents begin planning for their chirdren's welfare after they're gone following an emotional lecture. Episode 5, Fears and gears - Air date: Jan. 5, 2016, Rachel is invited to an event by Adam Lambert; Kris copes with Megan's desire to be independent; Steven learns to ride a bike; and John tries out a new job. Episode 6, Don't limit me - Air date: Jan. 12, 2016, Elena continues to struggle to accept herself and Megan tries to help; Cristina's boyfriend plans a surprise for her; and Megan says goodbye to her new friends.

MPAA rating: Not rated.

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Patron comment on 25/02/2020

Wonderful accounts. Great fun to watch.

Patron comment on 30/08/2019

Awesome! A great series! Really brings to light lots of issues and discussion topics, a great dvd to share with our volunteers – generated lots of talk and discussion, got people really thinking. There where laughs and a few tears…and I am keen to watch the whole series

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Fantastic! Just letting you know that the new DVD on Down Syndrome is really good but quite long so it’s taking me a while to watch it. It is like reality TV (but in a good way) on the lives of 7 adults with DS living in LA. There are 3 guys and 4 girls and it deals with real issues about working, careers, dating getting married having babies (or not having them) It’s really well made and gives you the point of view of both the adults with DS and their parents and siblings.

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