The perception of teachers on the inclusion of students with disabilities
Journal: Revista Internacional de apoyo a la inclusión, logopedia, sociedad y multiculturalidad (Vol.2, No. 4)Publication Date: 2016-10-01
Authors : Desireé Navarro Cintas;
Page : 35-52
Keywords : special education; inclusion; perception; disability; teachers; diversity;
Abstract
Inclusive education is the key to providing quality education for all, allowing students to develop individual strengths and gifts according to their own needs and abilities, and above all, accepting individual differences. There are many significant elements involved in the practice of good inclusive policies, in this article we will address one of them: the role of teachers as mediators among students to promote inclusive education, for this reason, our main aim is to know the opinion of teachers about how much students are aware, of how inclusive education is encouraged in the classroom among peers, specifically between disabled and non-disabled students. To do this,
first we will present a theoretical framework in which the main special education developments will be addressed. Secondly, we will carry out a case study to approach the answer of our objective. Finally, we will propose a series of recommendations to promote inclusion.
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