Multi-Participatory Adapted Mosaic Framework: A Methodological Approach to Listening to the Voices of Children with Disabilities in Nigeria
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This blog post draws on the author’s ongoing doctoral research to examine how the innovative use of multi-participatory methods has facilitated the listening to and understanding of the voices of children with neuro developmental disorders in Nigeria in relation to their schooling.
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