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Research participants wanted!

Sarah Richardson is looking for research participants to help understand the barriers to learning for secondary school students with dyspraxia.

Sarah Richardson writes
"I am a Masters student at the University of Cambridge. The objective of this research project is to attempt to understand the barriers to learning for secondary school students with dyspraxia as perceived by parents, teachers and the students themselves. By exploring these issues I hope to understand how best to support students.

I hope you will take a few minutes, before June 15th, to complete my brief questionnaire that asks a variety of questions about your experiences with dyspraxia and education. If you choose to participate, the questionnaire does not ask your name. Your responses will not be identified with you personally, nor will anyone be able to determine which school you attend or are associated with.

If you have any questions or concerns about completing the questionnaire or about participating in this study, you may contact me at [email protected].

Alternatively you can contact my supervisor, Julia Flutter, at [email protected].
Thank you for your time."

Sarah Richardson
Faculty of Education
Cambridge University
Hills Road
Cambridge
CB2 8PQ

If you are a parent of a secondary school student, a teacher in secondary school or a secondary school student please follow the link to complete the survey:

For more information see: Link to the survey selection page

 

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