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Project Autism!

AbiLloyd
over 9 years ago

Hello! I'm Abi Lloyd, I am 17 and I am currently studying product design at A level! I need your help in my project. My project is to design and make an educational product (e.g toy) for children with autism which is targeted at a specific problem children with autism face! I'd love your support by quickly filling in my online questionnaire to help me gather information for this project.

www.surveymonkey.com/.../QQ6NWN8

Many thanks!

Abi

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  • over 9 years ago

    They evidently didn't read my feedback of the fact either.

    This is not quite the same as a dissertation project, but an on line questionnaire, without clearance by the moderators, is the wrong way, and an A level project would have absolutely no way of ensuring confidentiality of information provided.

    However the idea of designing an apt toy sounds interesting and maybe the more appropriate approach would be through the local authority to allow a group of children on the spectrum to be consulted with proper supervision.

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  • over 9 years ago

    They evidently didn't read my feedback of the fact either.

    This is not quite the same as a dissertation project, but an on line questionnaire, without clearance by the moderators, is the wrong way, and an A level project would have absolutely no way of ensuring confidentiality of information provided.

    However the idea of designing an apt toy sounds interesting and maybe the more appropriate approach would be through the local authority to allow a group of children on the spectrum to be consulted with proper supervision.

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