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Educational Psychology in Practice
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Circles of Friends

An inclusive approach to meeting emotional and behavioural needs

Pages 41-48 | Published online: 19 Oct 2007

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Aida Layachi, Graeme Douglas & Maria Reraki. (2024) Drama-based intervention to support social inclusion: evaluation of an approach to include students with ADHD in Algeria. Educational Psychology in Practice 40:1, pages 36-58.
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Sepideh Hassani, Silvia Alves, Elias Avramidis & Susanne Schwab. (2022) The Circle of Friends intervention: a research synthesis. European Journal of Special Needs Education 37:4, pages 535-553.
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Laura Grahamslaw & Lisa H. Henson. (2015) Solving problems through circles. Educational Psychology in Practice 31:2, pages 111-126.
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Anthony Murphy & JeremyJ. Monsen. (2008) Gender balance amongst educational psychologists: an attempt to explain the male minority. Educational Psychology in Practice 24:1, pages 29-42.
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Alexa Denham, Sarah Hatfield, Nicola Smethurst , Elizabeth Tan & Craig Tribe. (2006) The Effect of Social Skills Interventions in the Primary School. Educational Psychology in Practice 22:1, pages 33-51.
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Michael Annan. (2005) Observations on a Service Review: Time to Move On?. Educational Psychology in Practice 21:4, pages 261-272.
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Norah Frederickson, Laura Warren & Jane Turner. (2005) “Circle of Friends”—An Exploration of Impact Over Time. Educational Psychology in Practice 21:3, pages 197-217.
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Whitney Barrett & Leisa Randall. (2004) Investigating the Circle of Friends Approach: Adaptations and Implications for Practice. Educational Psychology in Practice 20:4, pages 353-368.
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Meg Maguire, Sheila Macrae & Linda Milbourne. (2003) Early Interventions: preventing school exclusions in the primary setting. Westminster Studies in Education 26:1, pages 45-62.
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Jacky Ridsdale & David Thompson. (2002) Perceptions of Social Adjustment of Hearing-Impaired Pupils in an Integrated Secondary School Unit. Educational Psychology in Practice 18:1, pages 21-34.
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Michael J. Connor. (2001) Pupil stress and standard assessment tasks. Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties 6:2, pages 103-111.
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Shireen Pavri & Richard Luftig. (2001) The Social Face of Inclusive Education: Are Students With Learning Disabilities Really Included in the Classroom?. Preventing School Failure: Alternative Education for Children and Youth 45:1, pages 8-14.
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Carol Greenway. (2000) Autism and Asperger Syndrome: Strategies to promote prosocial behaviours. Educational Psychology in Practice 16:4, pages 469-486.
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Licette Gus. (2000) Autism: Promoting peer understanding. Educational Psychology in Practice 16:4, pages 461-468.
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Caroline Smith & Tim Cooke. (2000) Collaboratively Managing the Behaviour of a Reception Class Pupil. Educational Psychology in Practice 16:2, pages 235-242.
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Andy Miller & Gerv Leyden. (1999) A Coherent Framework for the Application of Psychology in Schools. British Educational Research Journal 25:3, pages 389-400.
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Gerv Leyden & Andy Miller. (1998) Including All our Children in Mainstream Schools and Communities. Educational Psychology in Practice 14:3, pages 188-193.
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Sue Young. (1998) The Support Group Approach to Bullying in Schools. Educational Psychology in Practice 14:1, pages 32-39.
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Gillian Shotton. (1998) A Circles of Friends Approach with Socially Neglected Children. Educational Psychology in Practice 14:1, pages 22-25.
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Gerv Leyden. (1996) 'Cheap Labour’ or Neglected Resource?. Educational Psychology in Practice 11:4, pages 49-55.
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