- From Patty Roberts, Director, William & Mary Law School’s Special Education Advocacy Clinic
Below you will find a message and link to a survey from a friend and colleague who is doing her doctoral research at Columbia University Teacher’s College.
Sarah is working in the Programs for Intellectual Disabilities/Autism, and is currently doing research regarding issues of bullying and peer victimization on children ages 9-14, both children with disabilities and those without, in order to explore what factors make children more or less vulnerable to these harms.
The results of the survey data will be used to inform not only her research in this area, but will also provide guidance to her as she creates anti-bullying and empowerment currucula for children on the autism spectrum.
As we are well aware, bullying and peer victimization, particularly in this vulnerable age group, is a serious problem with often far-reaching negative consequences. Please help this passionate and dedicated doctoral student shed some light on this issue by completing her survey.
I took it myself and it was an effortless 15 minutes. [Read more →]

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