Promoting social-inclusion: Adapting and refining a school participation and connectedness intervention for neurodiverse children in UK primary schools

All key stakeholder groups found the programme beneficial to school connectedness and participation. They contributed to adaptations necessary to widen intervention to encompass all neurodiverse children and for deployment in UK primary schools. The biggest endorsement came from the pupil groups that were most enthusiastic about the intervention, who demonstrated an understanding and a relation to the concepts of the programme. Following revisions to the materials and adaptations suggested by stakeholders, a small feasibility study will be conducted with neurodiverse pupils and their typically developing peers across mainstream year 4 and year 5 classrooms (age 8-10 year olds) in the UK.

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Research in Developmental Disabilities
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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ridd.2024.104857
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6
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Family and Disability Support Research
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Promoting social-inclusion: Adapting and refining a school participation and connectedness intervention for neurodiverse children in UK primary schools

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6 citations
Research in Developmental Disabilities
Family and Disability Support Research
3.83
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Promoting social-inclusion: Adapting and refining a school participation and connectedness intervention for neurodiverse children in UK primary schools

Reinie Cordier, David Littlefair, Amy Hodges, Matthew McCloskey-Martinez, Pamela Graham, Fiona Nicholls
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Abstract

All key stakeholder groups found the programme beneficial to school connectedness and participation. They contributed to adaptations necessary to widen intervention to encompass all neurodiverse children and for deployment in UK primary schools. The biggest endorsement came from the pupil groups that were most enthusiastic about the intervention, who demonstrated an understanding and a relation to the concepts of the programme. Following revisions to the materials and adaptations suggested by stakeholders, a small feasibility study will be conducted with neurodiverse pupils and their typically developing peers across mainstream year 4 and year 5 classrooms (age 8-10 year olds) in the UK.

Research in Developmental DisabilitiesVol. 154
University of Cape Town (ZA), Curtin University (AU), Northumbria University (GB)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Family and Disability Support Research
3.83
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