Category: Publications
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Implications of new DfE Guidance for children born Prematurely Professor Carpenter’s response to the Advice given by the DfE, published in Children and Young People now, can be on their website. The original advice from the DfE can be found on the DfE Website
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How does the Mental Health of young people with Disabilities affect their Learning? This Thinkpeice by Professor Carpenter and Dr Barry Coughlan examines the issues we should consider in our practice. Think-Piece on Emotional Wellbeing September 2013
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This recent article in the NASEN publication ‘Special’ by Professor Barry Carpenter and Jo Egerton focuses on the leadership challenges faced when meeting the needs of learners with complex needs premleadershiparticle
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OFAS-UK is pleased to announce the release of the June 2013 issue of the FETAL ALCOHOL FORUM (Issue 9) with the latest research and articles from a range of experts across many countries. To download Issue 9, click on the link.
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Practitioners may be interested in the wealth of ideas in this excellent piece written by Carolyn Blackburn. FASD strategies for practitioners
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For a recent international review of the book, “Educating Children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders ” please go to page 9 of the Newsletter below from the New Zealand Educational Administration and Leadership Society . LL Vol 4 2012c
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NOFAS-UK is pleased to announce the release of the eighth issue of the FETAL ALCOHOL FORUM with the latest FASD research and articles from a range of experts in the field of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. It includes an educational article by Barry Carpenter, with specific reference to the work of Carolyn Blackburn ( currently…
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The file below contains information and purchase options for publications by Barry Carpenter Available in Australia and New Zealand Barry Carpenter NZ
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A comprehensive outline and review of Educating Children and Young People with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders: Constructing personalised pathways to learning written by Psychiatrist David Dossetor. Educating Children and Young People in FASD