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Obtaining the views of children and young people with autism spectrum disorders about their experience of daily life and social care support
D Preece, R Jordan
British Journal of Learning Disabilities 38 (1), 10-20, 2010
1942010
Consultation with children with autistic spectrum disorders about their experience of short‐term residential care
D Preece
British Journal of Learning Disabilities 30 (3), 97-104, 2002
992002
Parent education in autism spectrum disorder-a review of the literature
D Preece, V Trajkovski
Hrvatska revija za rehabilitacijska istraživanja 53 (1), 128-138, 2017
652017
Short breaks services for children with autistic spectrum disorders: factors associated with service use and non-use
D Preece, R Jordan
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders 37, 374-385, 2007
642007
Social workers’ understanding of autistic spectrum disorders: an exploratory investigation
D Preece, R Jordan
British Journal of Social Work 37 (5), 925-936, 2007
622007
An approach to supporting young people with autism spectrum disorder and high anxiety to re-engage with formal education–the impact on young people and their families
D Preece, M Howley
International Journal of adolescence and Youth 23 (4), 468-481, 2018
512018
Accessing parental perspectives to inform the development of parent training in autism in south-eastern Europe
D Preece, L Symeou, J Stošić, J Troshanska, K Mavrou, E Theodorou, ...
European Journal of Special Needs Education 32 (2), 252-269, 2017
492017
Using aspects of the TEACCH structured teaching approach with students with multiple disabilities and visual impairment: Reflections on practice
K Taylor, D Preece
British Journal of Visual Impairment 28 (3), 244-259, 2010
402010
Multi‐sensory storytelling: a tool for teaching or an intervention technique?
D Preece, Y Zhao
British Journal of Special Education 42 (4), 429-443, 2015
292015
Supporting families with children on the autism spectrum: Using structured teaching approaches in the home and community
D Preece, J Almond
Good Autism Practice (GAP) 9 (2), 44-53, 2008
252008
Providing training in positive behavioural support and physical interventions for parents of children with autism and related behavioural difficulties
D Preece
Support for Learning 29 (2), 136-153, 2014
242014
A matter of perspective: the experience of daily life and support of mothers, fathers and siblings living with children on the autism spectrum with high support needs
D Preece
Good Autism Practice (GAP) 15 (1), 81-90, 2014
232014
Structured teaching for individuals with visual impairments
M Howley, D Preece
British Journal of Visual Impairment 21 (2), 78-83, 2003
202003
In-service education and training for teachers regarding autism spectrum disorder: a review of the literature.
I Lessner Listiakova, D Preece
Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis: Studia Psychologica 12, 177-199, 2020
192020
Nigerian teachers’ understanding of autism spectrum disorder: a comparative study of teachers from urban and rural Lagos State
R Odunsi, D Preece, P Garner
Disability, CBR and Inclusive Development 28 (3), 2017
192017
The adoption of TEACCH in Northamptonshire, UK: a unique collaboration between a voluntary organization and a local authority
D Preece, K Lovett, P Lovett, C Burke
International Journal of Mental Health 29 (2), 19-31, 2000
162000
Teacher education and confidence regarding autism of specialist primary school teachers
N Lisak Šegota, IL Lištiaková, J Stošić, J Kossewska, J Troshanska, ...
European Journal of Special Needs Education 37 (1), 14-27, 2022
152022
The impact of ASD on Macedonian families and their experience of parent education
J Troshanska, V Trajkovski, F Jurtoski, D Preece
Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation 19 (3-4), 127-138, 2019
152019
Multidisciplinary use ofstructured teaching'to promote consistency of approach for children with autistic spectrum disorder
M Howley, D Preece, T Arnold
Educational and Child Psychology 18 (2), 41-52, 2001
152001
Effective short breaks services for families with children with autism spectrum disorders: how one local authority in the United Kingdom is working to meet the challenge
D Preece
Practice: Social Work in Action 21 (3), 159-174, 2009
112009
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