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coping with remote-learning during lockdown - dissertation study

BLR
As a third year uni student studying Psychology with developmental disorders and completing my dissertation I am looking for PARENTS of children with autism to take part in a short interview looking at the effect of school closures during the Covid-19 pandemic on children with ASC
Interviews (online) are with parents only and will be 100% confidential and shouldn’t take too long but will be really helpful as this is the most important part of my degree, I can happily answer any questions over email at [link removed by moderator], I can also provide a copy of the questions I would be asking in advance if you would like to consider taking part
I hope with this project to give parents and children a voice, current research is looking at the effects of school closures on neurotypical children but there is little research focusing on autistic children
Please delete if not allowed! 

  • Hi BLR,

    Unfortunately it is indeed not allowed to use the online community for research or surveys so this thread has been locked. This is per rule 9 of the community rules:

    'Requests for research study subjects and surveys need to be directed to research@nas.org.uk for data protection and research ethics reasons. Further information can be found on our research pages. Please be advised that any requests for research subjects or surveys posted on the Community will be deleted without warning.'

    If you follow those links you can make a request to the research team that your post be allowed up.

    Thanks,
    Ross - mod