‘Listen, learn, help’: Parental views on specialist vision impairment provision in the United Kingdom

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This pilot study aimed to evaluate the perceived effectiveness of provisional arrangement/specialist support from a parental viewpoint. It concluded that parental perception of provisional arrangements is seemingly influenced by the quality of the team supporting their child in educational domains. Future work triangulating parental views with that of the children receiving the support, and support staff, is needed for corroboration.

Publisher(s):

Sage Journals

Journal/Book/Website Title

British Journal of Visual Impairment

Date Published

01/01/2024

Volume

42

Issue

1

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Reference(Citation):

Cummins, K., & Hayton, J. (2024) 'Listen, learn, help': Parental views on specialist vision impairment provision in the United Kingdom. British Journal of Visual Impairment, 42(1).

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Country of Publication:

United Kingdom

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Countries of Subject Matter:

United Kingdom

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Journal Article

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1177/02646196231158923