Dr Simon Butler

Supervisor

Dr Simon Butler

United Kingdom
Anglia Ruskin University

Research Interests: Children, Education, Metabolism, Neurology, Professional Development, Pharmacology, Toxicology, Neuropsychology.

Methodological Expertise:  Interventional, Observational, Qualitative, Mixed Methods, Review, Statistics.

Qualifications:

Ed.D (Cantab); B.Sc (Hons) natural sciences with biology; M.Sc in medical science (neurology, pharmacology & toxicology); MA in education (special educational needs); PGCE (secondary science); Registered Paramedic (UK)

Publications

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0711-568X

Butler, S. (2020). Understanding the Relationship Between the Biopsychological Development of Adolescent Boys and their Behaviour in the School Context (Doctoral thesis). https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.54788 

Butler, S. (2011) Can participation in a solution-focussed intervention group improve behaviour in the mainstream setting for boys identified as exhibiting difficult to manage behaviour? The Open University 

Butler, S (2010) Using Information and Communications Technology to support inclusivity in science learning for children with cognitive learning difficulties. The Open University 

Butler, S. (2009) Assessing the Benefits of Peer-Assisted Learning Strategies for Key Stage Three ICT Students with Literacy Difficulties. The Open University 

Butler, S. (2008) Surviving septicaemia: a mini-review of the medicinal chemistry of contemporary therapeutics. The Open University 

Butler, S. (2007) Comparative Study of Chemotherapeutic Interventions in Ethanol, Nicotine and Cannabis Addiction. The Open University 

Butler, S.J. and Hotchkiss, K. (2004) Introduction to Clinical Practice. Certificate in Emergency Medical Care, University of East Anglia 

Butler S. J. and Ercole, A. (2003) Pathophysiology and Clinical Practice. Certificate in Emergency Medical Care, University of East Anglia 

Butler S. J. and Ercole, A. (2002) Medical Science in Clinical Practice. Certificate in Emergency Medical Care, University of East Anglia 
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