The Impact of Inclusion on Children's Lives: multiple outcomes, and friendship in particular
This paper describes the work of a Consortium for Collaborative Research on the Social Relationships of Children and Youth with Diverse Abilities. The Consortium was a 5 year research institute funded by
the US Department of Education, carrying out research in the Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Sacramento areas of California; the Seattle and rural-suburban regions of Washington State; New York State including
New York City, Syracuse and rural regions; and Maryland. The work was undertaken in rural, urban, and suburban school districts, with a demographically diverse population, and also directly with families.
This paper shares the results of research findings on children's social lives in inclusive settings, while weaving a theme throughout the presentation of how this research was done. The focus was upon the
role research should play and was directed toward closing the gap between research and practice.
Document Type: Research Article
Affiliations: Massey University College of Education, Private Bag 11222, Palmerston North, New Zealand
Publication date: 01 March 2001
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