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National Survey
We collect detailed information on the first two groups, but so far we have only collected limited information in relation to Group B deaf pupils. The project team have designed and developed an electronic database which allows us to store a detailed record for each Group A deaf child. We are able to input information on a range of variables such as placement, hearing loss and examination results. This information is being collected and entered on a yearly basis. We have decided to choose this longitudinal approach, rather than a snapshot approach, as we want to be able to track progress over time and to examine patterns and trends. Because of the excellent co-operation of teachers of deaf children and other professionals, such as Audiologists and Speech and Language Therapists, the ADPS project has achieved very high return rates. These very high returns mean that it is possible to provide the most accurate and detailed data ever collected in relation to the deaf school population in Scotland. Once such information is entered we are able to produce a range of findings relating to the population of deaf pupils in Scotland. This information will be of interest to deaf people, parents, professionals and all those involved in developing resources and policies in relation to deaf pupils. Update, April 2006 (no BSL translation available as yet for this update)Funding from the Scottish Executive ceased in spring 2005. Since then the University of Edinburgh and the National Deaf Children’s Society have provided funding to enable the collection of a fifth year of information (2004/05) and the presentation of findings on the four-year period 2000-2004. A selection of these findings have been added to this website. With further funding, much more information will be possible. Findings
The bar charts, pie charts and other tables and diagrams present the raw data relating to a number of key areas. If you wish to view the charts at full size, just click on the particular chart. NB These charts may be copied for research and study purposes. If they are to be shown in public, acknowledgement should be given to the ADPS project and SEED. Permission to use in publications should be sought from the ADPS Project Director: see Contacts Categories of ADPS data
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