“…In addition, collaborative efforts were found to have positive impacts on goal achievements (Kemmis & Dunn, 1996) and to be associated with teachers' increased perception of occupational therapists contributing to student skill development (Barnes & Turner, 2001). Canadian studies showed that teachers preferred collaboration (Fairbairn & Knowles, 1993), mobility issues were the main reason for occupational therapy service for students with physical disabilities (Pollock & Stewart, 1998), and a mixed treatment approach provided by a multidisciplinary team made a difference in school functioning of students with special needs (King et al, 1999).…”