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Hi! survey: transition between primary and secondary school for children with autism

adis

Hi all!

I would greatly appreciate your help in filling out this short survey for my 4th year dissertation. Exploring this topic from a parents perspective, I feel is crutial in helping children with autism through education, finding out the problems they face through the transition between primary and secondary school and perhaps with the data gathered in this survey finding out how to amend these issues. Your participation will be highly appreciated and beneficial in exploring this topic further, thank you! Any parent/guardian who has a child with autism, please click the link to participate.

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  • Alexandra-mod said:

    Hi Adis,

    As the community member Curious has pointed out we do not allow requests for surveys on our community. Please see rule six on our community rules:community.autism.org.uk/rules

    You can find out more about getting involved in research with the NAS at this link: www.autism.org.uk/research

    Please do not post similar requests on our community again. 

    Thanks,
    Alexandra (Moderator) 

    Perhaps you could use your moderator's powers to remove the inappropriate link from the original message, since Adis hasn't followed my suggestion to do so?

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  • Alexandra-mod said:

    Hi Adis,

    As the community member Curious has pointed out we do not allow requests for surveys on our community. Please see rule six on our community rules:community.autism.org.uk/rules

    You can find out more about getting involved in research with the NAS at this link: www.autism.org.uk/research

    Please do not post similar requests on our community again. 

    Thanks,
    Alexandra (Moderator) 

    Perhaps you could use your moderator's powers to remove the inappropriate link from the original message, since Adis hasn't followed my suggestion to do so?

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