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Hilra Gondim Vinha, PhD

Author

  • About the author
  • Books
    • The Tangram Method
      • O Método Tangram
    • Flipping the Tangram Method
    • Siblings Belonging Together
    • Doctoral essays
    • Learners’ perspectives of identity and difference (book)
  • Research
    • Academic Publications
    • Doing research inclusively
    • MacIntyre Memories
    • Learners’ perspectives of identity and difference
    • SHLD Conference (2009)
  • Other contributions
    • Inclusion Now – Issue 55 – Spring 2020
    • Promoting Inclusion in Further Education
    • Study Skills Handbook
  • Neurodiversity resources
    • Neurodiversity Awareness Cards
    • Communication cards
    • Neurodivergent prompts
  • Blog
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inclusive thoughts
by: HilraPosted on: 10/06/201606/03/2025

Recent citations

  • Inclusive Conversation Analysis with Disabled People
  • Participation or pedagogy? Ambiguities and tensions surrounding the facilitation of children as researchers
  • Researching the Social Worlds of Autistic Children: An Exploration of How an Understanding of Autistic Children’s Social Worlds is Best Achieved
  • TimeBanking: towards a co-produced solution for power and money issues in inclusive research
  • Developing resources to facilitate culturally-sensitive service planning and delivery – doing research inclusively with people with learning disabilities

 

 

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Sunday Times No.1 best-selling author, Michael Heppell, does the unboxing of The Tangram Method.

Video presented at the Autism Ambassadors Conference 2024 in Southampton, UK.
Talking to ACoRNS about The Tangram Method, the inspiration behind it and my motivation to continue writing about embracing neurodiversity.
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