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. 2020 Mar 13;15(3):e0229599. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0229599

Table 4. Primary caregiver views of the adequacy of supports received by their child with a disability in schoola.

View of adequacy of support b Of total sample with a disability diagnosis (n = 1304) SpLD (n = 520) PSD (n = 489) LD (n = 220) SLCN (n = 160) ASD (n = 97) EBD (n = 118)
Excellent 14.70% 18.84% 10.43% 19.54% 20.00% 19.58% 22.03%
Adequate 19.81% 25.00% 10.02% 27.27% 25.00% 38.14% 27.96%
Barely adequate 15.50% 24.42% 07.36% 26.36% 24.37% 27.83% 28.81%
Don’t know 01.30% 00.57% 01.00% 00.00% 01.00% 00.00% 00.84%
No support received 49.00% 31.15% 71.16% 26.81% 30.00% 14.43% 20.33%

a Adjusted figures using weighting based on a minimum information algorithm calculated by the Economic and Social Research Institute;

b Categories as per wording in survey question; SpLD = specific learning disability; ASD = autistic spectrum disorder; SLCN = speech, language and communication needs; PSD = physical and sensory disability; LD = learning disability; EBD = emotional behavioural disorder.