Friendship-Facilitation Strategies: What Do Students in Middle School Tell Us?

Chadsey and Han share ideas generated by middle school students to facilitate friendships with students with disabilities. These easy-to-implement social skill training strategies can help teachers promote social inclusion for their students with disabilities.

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Females
Friendship
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Grade 7
Grade 8
Individual Characteristics
Intermediate Grades
Interpersonal Competence
Interrater Reliability
Middle school students
Middle Schools
Mild Disabilities
Physical Disabilities
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Social Environment
Social Networks
Social skills
Students with disabilities
Teaching methods
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