Improving Support in Schools for Children with Intellectual Disabilities and their Parents
I am looking to interview parents of children with intellectual disabilities to gain a better understanding of the support that parents are given to help them to understand their children's intellectual disability and the associated support that they and their child received from schools. A further aim is to identify areas where school support could potentially be improved. I am conducting this study as part of my MRes Thesis Research at Northumbria University.
This study and its protocol have received full ethical approval from the Department of Psychology Ethics Committee (Postgraduate Taught) in accordance with the School of Health and Life Sciences Ethics Committee (ref:28582).
To find out more and to take part, please go to
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I am conducting my dissertation for the MRes Psychology course at Northumbria University.I am hoping to gain a better understanding of the support given to children with intellectual disabilities and their parents and how this support can be improved.0
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Hello @kaitfitz
Welcome to the community, thanks for joining us and telling us about your research, it sounds really interesting and I wish you the vest of luck with it.
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Seeking participants for my dissertation! You can take part if you are aged 18 years or over and a parent of a school aged child with a learning disability.
This study is being conducted to gain a better understanding of the support that parents are given to help them to understand their children's learning disability and the associated support that they and their child received from schools. A further aim is to identify areas where school support could potentially be improved. I am conducting this study as part of my MRes Thesis Research at Northumbria University.
This will be done through an interview that will take approximately 45 minutes to an hour.
This study and its protocol have received full ethical approval from the Department of Psychology Ethics Committee (Postgraduate Taught) in accordance with the School of Health and Life Sciences Ethics Committee (ref:28582).
To find out more and to take part, please go to: [https://nupsych.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2tcqPiKbAAosHYx]
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