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31-Year-Old Woman Becomes First Preschool Teacher With Down Syndrome
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October 24, 2016
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0:54Now PlayingIt's pretty clear Noelia Garella loves children and that's why she became a preschool teacher. But it didn't come without controversy since the 31-year-old has Down syndrome. Some questioned how she could be in charge of students with her genetic condition. When Noelia was child, she says, a nursery school rejected her calling her 'a monster.' But that didn't stop her from following her dreams. Noelia is the first person in Latin America with Down syndrome to hold the title of teacher. #InsideEdition
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