Dwarfism does not affect intellectual abilities. There is no cure for dwarfism, but most little people live long, fulfilling lives. Little people go to school, have careers, marry, and raise kids, just like their average-size peers.

Helpful Tips for Teachers
Students with dwarfism should be able to reach everything their classmates can reach. And remember to treat your students with dwarfism according to their age, not their size. Unless the student has a learning disability, educational expectations should not differ from those of other students. Students with dwarfism may be limited in the types of exercises and activities that they can do, but it's very important that they participate in safe physical activities to help stay fit.
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Jonah is a very sweet and smart boy, he can do just about everything a normal size child can, but at a slower rate do to his short legs. He also tends to get tired easily so breaks are essential if walking is involved. Otherwise he is perfectly adaptable. Please do not treat him as a small child due to his height he is a 5 year old boy, who will ask for help if needed.