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circle of friends: a standalone construct

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circle offriends1 CONSTRUCTCircle of friendsFREDERICKSON · INCLUSIVE

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Inclusive education

an intervention that forms a volunteer peer group around a socially isolated student to give support and problem-solve with them.

In inclusive education, circle of friends refers to an intervention that forms a volunteer peer group around a socially isolated student to give support and problem-solve with them. This meaning comes from Frederickson (2003) in The Journal of Special Education.[1]

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  1. Frederickson, N., & Turner, J. (2003). Utilizing the Classroom Peer Group to Address Children's Social Needs: An Evaluation of the Circle of Friends Intervention Approach. The Journal of Special Education, 36(4), 234-245. https://doi.org/10.1177/002246690303600404

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