DfE finds no universal autism and SEMH support model | ETIH EdTech News
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A Department for Education review of 73 systematic reviews concludes that no single intervention model effectively addresses the behavioral and social communication needs of all autistic pupils or those with SEMH requirements in mainstream schools. While peer support, physical activity, and structured behavioral approaches show short-term benefits, evidence regarding their long-term sustainability and transfer to other settings remains limited. The findings highlight the variability in research quality and underscore that current data does not endorse any specific intervention as a universal solution.
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