‘Evaluating Children’s Participation in SEN Procedures: Lessons for educational psychologists’

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‘Evaluating Children’s Participation in SEN Procedures:

Lessons for educational psychologists’

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Contributors

Author: B. Norwich and N. Kelly

Publisher: Journal of Educational Psychology in Practice

Date: 2006

Geographic Coverage: not location-specific

Type of Resource: Report

Sector/setting: Education and schooling

Vulnerable groups: Children with disabilities

Developed with children and young people? Yes

Type of participation: Documenting participation

Availability: Closed-Access

Keywords: Children, Consulting, Decision-making, Educational Psychologists, Ethos, Needs, Participation, Policy, Research Whole School Developments, School Practices, SEN, Special Educational Needs, Young People

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Introduction

This paper reports the findings from a study of the participation of children with special educational needs (SEN) in decision-making about their needs in a sample of mainstream schools which were self-selected for having promising practices.