2014
DOI: 10.7748/ldp2014.03.17.3.27.e1512
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Research skills for people with intellectual disabilities

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“…() and Salmon et al . (): ensure the use of plain language, combine images and written text and avoid presentations with too much written text; do practical activities such as role playing, representations or simulations, group discussions and short presentations; link training activities with topics and tasks relevant to the research in which they are participating as coresearchers and work in small groups.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…() and Salmon et al . (): ensure the use of plain language, combine images and written text and avoid presentations with too much written text; do practical activities such as role playing, representations or simulations, group discussions and short presentations; link training activities with topics and tasks relevant to the research in which they are participating as coresearchers and work in small groups.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…; Salmon et al . ) and there is no agreement on what such training should cover. Training people with intellectual disabilities is therefore one of the challenges of inclusive research (Johnson ; O'Brien et al .…”
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“…Entre las recomendaciones derivadas de estos procesos se aconseja incidir en la comprensión del concepto de investigación y las cuestiones a las que el equipo quiere responder (Strnadová et al, 2014). Se sugiere también plantear suficientes actividades prácticas para aplicar los conocimientos (Abell et al, 2007;Flood et al, 2012) y utilizar materiales accesibles para los participantes (Flood et al, 2012;Burke et al, 2003;Salmon et al, 2014;Carey et al, 2014). Además, se recomienda incluir en la formación cuestiones éticas relacionadas con la investigación (Abell et al, 2007;Burke et al, 2003) y que los participantes puedan interactuar con grupos de personas con discapacidad que realizan investigaciones colaborativas para compartir experiencias (Flood et al, 2012).…”
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“…Johnson (2009), en el proyecto "No longer researching about us without us", insiste en las posibilidades del role playing y las prácticas de observación. Salmon et al (2014) y Carey et al (2014 desarrollan y evalúan el Research Active Programme (RAP), indicando la necesidad de individualizar las acciones formativas de acuerdo con las necesidades de los participantes, implicando en la formación a estudiantes de profesiones relacionadas con la atención a personas con discapacidad intelectual u otros profesionales, además de facilitar que los participantes puedan evaluar cada sesión.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified