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PLASN-R Newsletter Issue 4
CRAE News
Find the fourth issue of the biannual PLASN-Research newsletter, which details the most recent projects and findings from PLASN members and the latest additions to the team.
You can download your copy of Issue 4 or find out more about PLASN, it members and previously published newsletters here.
PLASN-R Newsletter Issue 3
CRAE News
The third issue of the biannual PLASN-Research newsletter is here! The newsletter details the latest research projects and findings from autism special school and autism research members across Greater London.
You can freely download a copy of Issue 3 or find out more about PLASN, it members and previously published newsletters here.
PLASN-R Newsletter Issue 2
CRAE News
In the second issue of the biannual PLASN-Research newsletter, school staff and autism researcher members describe the latest findings from some of the research projects they are currently working on within PLASN schools.
Freely download your copy of Issue 2 or find out more about PLASN, it members and previously published newsletters here.
PLASN-R Newsletter Issue 1
CRAE News
Welcome to the first issue of the PLASN-R newsletter! Published biannually by CRAE, members describe some of the research projects that they are currently working on. Get your free copy of Issue 1 here.
The Pan London Autism Schools Network (PLASN) is a network of autism special schools from across Greater London. The PLASN-Research group is a subgroup of PLASN that provides links between these schools and autism researchers from a group of universities, including CRAE. This research-practice link enables us to identify priorities topics for research that have a positive impact on the educational experiences of autistic children and young people. By working in this collaborative way, we ensure that schools adopt evidence-based practice.
