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Students with a disability: The potential of KidsMatter
Mental Health and Wellbeing: Educational Perspectives (2011)
  • Katherine L Dix, Flinders University
Abstract
This chapter draws key findings from a South Australian study, KidsMatter for Students with a Disability, in order to extend the discussion on whether whole-school mental health promotion initiatives are equally supportive of students with and without a disability. This discussion contributes to overcoming the lack of evidence-based research in this area and proposes new opportunities to better support all students with disabilities, whether identified or unrecognised.
Keywords
  • Students,
  • Disability,
  • KidsMatter,
  • Mental Health,
  • Wellbeing
Publication Date
2011
Editor
Rosalyn H. Shute, Phillip T. Slee, Rosalind Murray-Harvey and Katherine L. Dix
Publisher
Shannon Research Press
ISBN
978-1-920736-43-9
Citation Information
Katherine L Dix. "Students with a disability: The potential of KidsMatter" AdelaideMental Health and Wellbeing: Educational Perspectives (2011)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/katherine_dix/27/