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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"Inclusive Research"”.
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Using inclusive research with participants with learning (intellectual) disability to better inform adult literacy policies in Aotearoa New Zealand
… There was a gap in knowledge where collaborative research that conveys the experiences of adults with learning disability was needed to gain greater insight to these issues in our bicultural context. My original contribution to knowledge is to present the voices of adults with learning disability …
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Experiences of self and belonging among young people identified as having learning difficulties in English schools
… and children, in England, is on the rise. Within research debates on education, the voices of those identified as having SEN/D remain on the margins. Six story-telling case studies were undertaken, exploring the experiences of young people identified as having learning difficulties in a …
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Connectivity: An Ecological Paradigm for the Study of Bronze Age
… from ecology and digital technology, the research questions concern the interface – referred to as connectivity – between the archaeological sites, resources, networks of communication, and the conditions of archaeological knowledge acquisition. Drawing on published and new data, the aim …
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Innovative Teaching Strategies and Lesson Plans to Support Students with ADHD
… study, this project draws upon interdisciplinary research from educational psychology, cognitive science, and pedagogy to design inclusive research-informed teaching strategies. The cognitive processes underpinning creativity and imagination – such as divergent thinking, mind-wandering, and …
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Resilience and Struggle: Exploring the Experiences of Undocumented College Students Through Chicana Feminist Theory and Dialogical Performance
… space for themselves within universities. This research project undertakes a goal of illuminating how undocumented students make sense of their experiences on university campuses despite facing difficult climates at their respective universities. A goal of this project is to better understand …
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Association Between Socioeconomic Status (SES) and Obesity Among Adults: A Systematic Literature Review
… health-promoting behaviours. Despite extensive research, findings on the SES–obesity relationship remain fragmented due to methodological inconsistencies, varied definitions of SES, and limited representation of diverse populations, particularly in low-and middle income countries. This …
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The making of impact: Causal validity and epistemic justice in international development impact evaluation
… how evaluators balance methodological rigor with inclusive knowledge production. Through narrative-reflective interviews with nine evaluators representing diverse methodological perspectives, the research employs Eyal's (2013) "expertise as network" as well as research on evaluation's concepts of …
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Rethinking Infants’ Relationship with the Outdoor Environment. Reconfiguring Our Understanding of Agentic Assemblage Intra-Action and Place.
… Infants and the-more-than-human-world. The research design of ethnographical naturalistic observation supports an ethical and inclusive research framework, it also enables the continuation of critical and boundary pushing thinking (Hamilton & Taylor, 2017) therefore, moving away from the …
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An investigation into the potential role of a virtual learning environment for visually impaired adults
… basis with their sighted peers. <br/><br/> This research investigates the potential role of inclusive learning environments in promoting effective learning for visually impaired adults. In seeking to do this it explores some of the main advances in the development of e-learning and assistive …
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Developing a social understanding of autism through the 'social model'.
The aim of this study is to design an innovative research methodology to engage young people with a label of 'autism', in the research process. Advancement in the creation of a new and innovative research methodology made it possible for 11 young people to communicate with the researcher about what …
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Deaf refugees in Jordan : a conceptual framework of agency and double displacement
… of double displacement? This is the first research conducted with this population, drawing critical attention to this severely marginalized and invisible group. I used inclusive research methods and an agency-centric approach to co-create knowledge with Syrian & Iraqi deaf refugees in Amman …
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Send in the Clowns: Scoping Non-Representational Theory as Ally and Method to Foster Inclusiveness in Digital Innovation
… ground for emancipatory politics concerning research and development in/on the digital. Seeking to test my claim that such approaches can be deemed valuable to practising innovators, I have submitted my hypothesis together with a non-representational experiment (‘Lickable Cities’) to CHI 2018 …
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A contextualist research paradigm for rhetoric and composition
… our attempt to establish an inclusive research paradigm for rhetoric and composition. The newly dominant paradigm is quickly narrowing to prefer the qualitative designs that suit our literary ideals, relieve our math and statistics anxiety, and fulfill political ideologies. …
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Care needs of people with dementia in perioperative environments from the perspective of healthcare professionals : exploring professional experiences of person-centred dementia care
… in the high-pressure perioperative environment. Research on dementia in surgical contexts remains fragmented, with limited guidance for practice, poor representation of people with dementia in studies, and significant ethical and methodological barriers. These gaps contribute to higher risks of …
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Fostering Inclusion; Challenging the Illusion Critically Reflective Educational Stories: Facilitated by students and graduates with different learning abilities on a Fully Inclusive Higher Education Initiative in Ireland.
… is about how students experience and facilitate inclusive higher education. It will be represented as a story using the metaphoric path to sign post the research journey. This metaphor is of personal significance to the contributors in this study. The creative outputs of the research will be at …
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Researching inclusive pedagogy with teachers in Hong Kong
… sets out to develop greater understanding of inclusive pedagogy. It explores what teachers do in practice to support everyone’s learning, alongside what they believe about teaching a diversity of learners. In the main part of the empirical work, I researched with six teachers in Hong Kong. …
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Social Experiences of Young Adults with an Autism Spectrum Disorder: Toward an Understanding of Communication
… needs highlighted and allowed critique of the research methods that I have learned, bringing up important ethical and pedagogical issues regarding difference and (dis)ability in research and research populations. I asked them what they thought about and wanted from their social experiences and …
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A Multiethnic Approach of Stakeholder Involvement to Set Priorities for Oral Health Research
Setting research priorities is a key component of an effective research system. Stakeholder involvement, both formal and informal, is crucial in this process. Only few studies focus on the challenges of engaging diverse populations, particularly those from different ethnic and linguistic …
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A Fragmented System: Understanding Child Protection Decisions for Canadian Parents with Intellectual Disabilities
… with intellectual disabilities soon after birth. Research has shown that parents’ intellectual disability status often plays a role in child protection decisions. However, there is limited research on what specific conditions or factors impact the final decision to remove child custody or reunify …
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Inviting the Other: An ethnographically-informed social history of Sat Tal Christian Ashram
… positioned myself as both an academic researcher and a genuine spiritual seeker. Thus, Chapter 1 interrogates the standard practice of ‘methodological bracketing’ during ethnographic fieldwork, and instead offers Belief-Inclusive Research as a possible and potentially worthwhile …
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