Der 34-jährige Spanier Pablo Pineda ist Europas erster Akademiker mit Downsyndrom. Sein Traumberuf Lehrer ist nur noch vier Prüfungen entfernt. So ungewöhnlich ist das nicht: In Spanien gehen 85 Prozent der Kinder mit Downsyndrom in eine reguläre Schule. WELT ONLINE sprach mit Pineda über Lernen, Behinderung und überbehütete Kinder.
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