With an emphasis on teachers’ practice and output in helping students with autism in inclusive education, this study evaluated the Practice and Product Inventory of Supporting Students with ASD (PPI-SSA) psychometric qualities with a European sample. PPI-SSA reveals to be a concise tool, especially suited for quantitative research with ASD in a Western context. The paper presents the exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses conducted with a sample of 358 primary, middle and secondary school teachers, aimed at identifying the latent structure underlying the data collected. The extraction returned a four-factor solution, consistent with the expected theoretical dimensions, but with interesting peculiarities, regarding promising research-based educational informal practices to support students with autism in social contexts.
Romano, A., Fung Sin, K., Yang, L., Gao, F., Gottardo, G., Ruviglioni, E. (2026). Assessing the Psychometric Properties of the Practice and Product Inventory of Supporting Students with Autism (PPISSA) with an Italian sample: An Assessment Tool to reimagine Inclusive Teaching in classroom. In I.T. Angelo Lascioli (a cura di), Progetto di vita e disabilità. “Qualità di vita” in ogni stagione della vita (pp. 372-381). LECCE : PENSA MULTIMEDIA.
Assessing the Psychometric Properties of the Practice and Product Inventory of Supporting Students with Autism (PPISSA) with an Italian sample: An Assessment Tool to reimagine Inclusive Teaching in classroom
Alessandra Romano;Giovanni Gottardo;Elena Ruviglioni
2026-01-01
Abstract
With an emphasis on teachers’ practice and output in helping students with autism in inclusive education, this study evaluated the Practice and Product Inventory of Supporting Students with ASD (PPI-SSA) psychometric qualities with a European sample. PPI-SSA reveals to be a concise tool, especially suited for quantitative research with ASD in a Western context. The paper presents the exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses conducted with a sample of 358 primary, middle and secondary school teachers, aimed at identifying the latent structure underlying the data collected. The extraction returned a four-factor solution, consistent with the expected theoretical dimensions, but with interesting peculiarities, regarding promising research-based educational informal practices to support students with autism in social contexts.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
https://hdl.handle.net/11365/1325634
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