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Porter, Jill; Daniels, Harry; Feiler, Anthony; Georgeson, Jan – British Journal of Special Education, 2011
The Equality Act 2010 further enshrines the duties on organisations set out in the Disability Discrimination Act 2005 to safeguard the rights of vulnerable children. However, disability is a complex phenomenon, which makes the collection of data, and the subsequent identification of children who might be classed as disabled, problematic. This…
Descriptors: Disability Discrimination, Family Life, Disabilities, Surveys
Porter, Jill; Daniels, Harry; Feiler, Anthony; Georgeson, Jan – Research Papers in Education, 2011
This article describes the development and national trial of a methodology for collecting disability data directly from parents, enabling schools and local authorities to meet their obligations under the "Disability Discrimination Act" (DDA; 2005) to promote equality of opportunity for all children. It illustrates the complexities around…
Descriptors: Child Health, Mental Disorders, Educational Needs, Disability Discrimination
Porter, Jill; Lacey, Penny – British Journal of Visual Impairment, 2008
This article presents research investigating the match of children's needs against provision in the context of the increasing use of non-VI designated and non-specialist forms of provision. The data suggest that despite a lack of access to training, either through award bearing or long courses, teachers' confidence and feelings of competence may…
Descriptors: Special Schools, Visual Impairments, Disability Discrimination, Specialists