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This paper explores the experiences of early intervention for three families in England.
The case study research considers parental perspectives and children's experiences
of early intervention: what do parents want and what are children's experiences? In
particular the ways in which parents and children participate in early intervention
programmes in order to support learning will be explained. Case study data includes
interviews with four parents.
The early intervention experiences of three children with Down Syndrome aged 3–4 years
old will be described and placed within the context of early years and inclusive education
policy and practice in England (DfES, 2001, 2003a,b; 2004a; TSO, 2003; QCA, 2000).
Recent recognition within Government policy towards increased parental involvement
in the learning of young children will be considered within the context of inclusive
education and early years policy and practice. The ways in which parents are encouraged
to be involved in developing the learning of their children and their support from
professional services will be considered. The parents' views and experiences enable
a conceptualisation of the implementation of policy and practice, in relation to the
opportunities provided and the difficulties encountered. The tensions identified raise
questions about whether parents are receiving the kinds of support they need and expect,
and in particular whether suitable consideration has been given to the pedagogic models
being applied through early intervention programmes. |
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Paige-Smith, Alice and Rix, Jonathan (2005). Parents perceptions and children’s
experiences of early intervention – inclusive practice? In: 4th International Conference
on Developmental Issues in Down Syndrome, The Down Syndrome Educational Trust, 15-18
Sep 2005, University of Portsmouth, UK. |
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Paige-Smith, Alice and Rix, Jonathan (2005). Parents perceptions and children’s
experiences of early intervention – inclusive practice? In: 4th International Conference
on Developmental Issues in Down Syndrome, The Down Syndrome Educational Trust, 15-18
Sep 2005, University of Portsmouth, UK. |
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Parents perceptions and children’s experiences of early intervention – inclusive practice? |
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