Erica Ranzato

Dr. Erica Ranzato is a Research Fellow in Psychology at the University of Surrey's School of Psychology, specializing in Applied Clinical and Health Psychology. Her work focuses on neurodevelopmental disorders, inclusive education, and special educational needs. She holds a PhD from UCL's Institute of Education (2024) and a BSc from the University of Padova (2015).

Her research explores mathematical development in neurodivergent populations (e.g., Down syndrome, Williams syndrome, autism), home learning environments, and foster care interventions. Notable projects include CP Link (supporting adults with cerebral palsy) and CASES (comparing global educational systems for students with disabilities).

Ranzato’s publications analyze EdTech in inclusive education, subitizing mechanisms in neurodivergent groups, and foster carer goal-setting. She collaborates with organizations like EARLI SIG15 and UP - The Adult Cerebral Palsy Movement. Her work emphasizes accessibility, policy development, and evidence-based intervention design.