[Amanda Morgan]

*****AUTISM DAYCARE/PRESCHOOL RESEARCH*******

**ONLY 1 MORE child needed……please help =)**

If you have a 3-5 year old child in preschool or daycare I
invite you to participate in my current research. I am a
Ph.D. student in the clinical psychology program at the
University of New Brunswick. My research involves an
examination of integrated preschool classrooms and daycares
to determine which particular attributes of these classrooms
best facilitate social integration for children with
developmental disabilities. If you choose to participate I
will visit your child's daycare or preschool for an hour or
so to observe some of a typical days activities. I will stay
off to one side and attempt not to disrupt normal classroom
dynamics in any way. I am observing to record what types of
settings and situations are the most condusive to children
with autism's socail development and peer interactions. If
you allow me to visit your child's class I will send you a
copy of the final research report. I believe that research
is vital to improving autism programs and treatment
strategies and I would greatly appreciate anyone who would
like to participate. You can e-mail me at x185f@unb.ca OR
call me at 1-604-792-5232.
Thanks =) Amanda Morgan

[Amanda Morgan]

*****AUTISM DAYCARE/PRESCHOOL RESEARCH*******

If you have a 3-5 year old child in preschool or daycare I invite you to participate in my current research. I am a Ph.D. student in the clinical psychology program at the University of New Brunswick. My research involves an examination of integrated preschool classrooms and daycares to determine which particular attributes of these classrooms best facilitate social integration for children with developmental disabilities. If you choose to participate I will visit your child's daycare or preschool for an hour or so to observe some of a typical days activities. I will stay off to one side and attempt not to disrupt normal classroom dynamics in any way. I am observing to record what types of settings and situations are the most condusive to children with autism's socail development and peer interactions. If you allow me to visit your child's class I will send you a copy of the final research report. I believe that research is vital to improving autism programs and treatment strategies and I would greatly appreciate anyone who would like to participate. You can e-mail me at x185f@unb.ca OR call me at 1-604-792-5232.
Thanks =) Amanda Morgan

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