This final chapter summarizes the key findings of this book. We draw on the work of Davies, Rix, and Robb (Disability Studies Quarterly, 43(3), 2024) to ensure that we do not frame this conclusion in a vacuum, but in the context of Disability Studies (in education). The shared findings between this booklet and Davies et al. suggest a pedagogical-relational perspective on fathering that highlights the transformative potential of engaged and responsive fathering. This perspective provides a robust framework for understanding and supporting fathers of children with disabilities. Finally, in this chapter, we also attempt—without wishing to be prescriptive or exhaustive—to offer advice for practice, policy, representation, and research.

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Some Final Thoughts

  • Geert Van Hove

摘要

This final chapter summarizes the key findings of this book. We draw on the work of Davies, Rix, and Robb (Disability Studies Quarterly, 43(3), 2024) to ensure that we do not frame this conclusion in a vacuum, but in the context of Disability Studies (in education). The shared findings between this booklet and Davies et al. suggest a pedagogical-relational perspective on fathering that highlights the transformative potential of engaged and responsive fathering. This perspective provides a robust framework for understanding and supporting fathers of children with disabilities. Finally, in this chapter, we also attempt—without wishing to be prescriptive or exhaustive—to offer advice for practice, policy, representation, and research.