… The intention of this paper is to consider child observation as a strategy for improving the …
for disabled children and their families. There can be no doubt that hitherto child abuse …

… Disabled children, especially those who … observation as a way of ensuring inclusivity in a
project that sought to discover the nature of the peer culture of children with learning disabilities …

… -disabled (LD) and emotionally disturbed (ED) children are essentially indistinguishable on
important intervention-related symptoms. To examine this claim, a direct observation study of …

… Therefore, our findings from both observational data and teacher ratings suggest that
deficiencies in task-oriented behavior represented the major dimension distinguishing learning …

… The purpose of this study was to compare a group of typically developing children, children
with established disabilities and undiagnosed children in need of special support concerning …

… The results of this systematic review confirm that children with disabilities are more likely
to be victims of violence than are their peers who are not disabled. However, the continued …

… In our case, we had originally meant to carry out participant observation in this school over
… later in mid-December, with home observations and interviews carried into the New Year. …

… interaction among severely disabled children using nonelectronic pictographic boards.
Data were collected through systematic observation of child–parent and child–teacher pairs in …

… other classroom observation studies of learning disabled children. McKinney and … of
observational studies comparing classroom behaviors of learning disabled and nondisabled children…

… learning disability such as a communication handicap. Observations of parent-child
interactions indicate that parents of children with a learning disability may teach and manage their …