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Showing 1 to 20 of 88 for “"inclusive practices"”.
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How Principals Lead to Promote Inclusive Practices: A Descriptive Study
… explored the role of the principal in developing inclusive schools for students with disabilities. Leading an inclusive school is a significant departure from traditional schooling. An inclusive school is founded on a common mission and vision where all students are valued and everyone works …
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Dismantling Anti-Black Racism Against Black Teachers Through Equitable and Inclusive Practices: Northbound
… and discrimination, in providing a safe and inclusive working environment for Black teachers at K1 Elementary.
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Dollars and Inclusion: Investigating the Impact of Per Pupil Funding on Inclusive Practices in Special Education
… investigates the impact of per-pupil funding on inclusive placements in special education in New Jersey, focusing on factors influencing inclusive practices. Inclusion is a fundamental right for students with disabilities, requiring adequate funding to be effectively implemented. Using …
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Inclusive Practices in the Collaborative, Co-Taught K-12 Classroom in One Virginia School Division: A Qualitative Study
The topic of this study is inclusive strategies utilized by teachers in collaborative, co-taught K-12 classrooms. The purpose of this qualitative study was to identify inclusive practices, strategies, communication, and professional development (PD) factors in collaborative, co-taught K-12 …
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Developing Inclusive Practices: Case Study of the Model of Inclusion, Management and Leadership in a School in Bengaluru, India
Policies advocating inclusive education (IE) have been adopted and implemented in many countries, including India. Literature from India in the area of inclusion and children with special needs (CWSN) has reported primarily on legislation, teacher attitudes and training, and challenges to IE. Few …
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Investigation Of The Impact Of Video-based Anchored Instruction On The Implementation Of Inclusive Practices By Students With Learning Disabilities
… has been the advent of what could be considered inclusive instructional practices--those methods that aid in the successful inclusion of students with disabilities. These inclusive practices include co-teaching, cooperative learning, peer-mediated instruction, positive behavioral support, …
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Inclusive Practices Used by Principals and Their Staffs to Facilitate the Integration of Students With Disabilities Into General Education Classrooms
… related literature on the generally effective practices of school administrators. First, principals must work with their staff to cultivate a school climate that nurtures all students in an environment where they all belong, where high expectations are set for all students, and where teachers …
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A Culturally Responsive Approach to Understanding How High Performing Teachers Realize Inclusive Practices to Prevent Disproportionate Discipline to African American Students
… in ethnically diverse schools determine and use inclusive culturally responsive teaching practices that keep African American students engaged? How do educational leaders engage/support these high performing teachers? Methods: This qualitative study examined three high achieving teachers with no …
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One size does not fit all: An exploratory inquiry into inclusive practices built on experiences of practitioners in the Further Education and Training Sector: with a specific focus on disability
This study is an exploratory inquiry into Inclusive Practices built on the experiences of practitioners in the Further Education and Training (FET) sector. It is primarily focused on issues that arise when students present with a disability. The rational for the study is to observe the …
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Occupational therapy in inclusive education for students with extensive support needs: A qualitative exploratory multiple case study
Purpose: This dissertation explores the inclusive practices of school-based occupational therapy practitioners (SBOTs) who work with students with extensive support needs (ESN). Despite legal mandates and evidence of inclusive education’s academic and social benefits, students with ESN remain …
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Inclusion or exclusion across a range of educational setting: The lived experiences of students, parents and practitioners.
… students and practitioners in relation to inclusive practices and barriers to inclusion across a range of educational phases in England. The connecting document provides context and an overview of the work, which has been carried out over an eight year period, exploring the connecting …
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Leadership and Teacher Agency for Inclusive Classrooms: Insights about Integrating Students with Disabilities into Inclusive Classrooms from Teachers and School Leaders in Three International Schools
… to flourish, they must consider how to be inclusive and meet the needs not only of multicultural populations of students, but also the needs of students with diagnosed learning difficulties (i.e., students with special needs). Promoting teacher agency is a potentially important component in …
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Continuing education needed by park and recreation professionals to ensure the inclusion of people with disabilities
… education needed for the implementation of inclusive practices within the park and recreation industry. With 3.6 million people or 19 percent of its total population possessing a disability, Australia is experiencing a transformation of its programs and practices as they relate to the …
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Design and Teach for All: Examining Faculty-Lived Experience with Inclusive Teaching Practices
Background: In higher education, faculty use inclusive course design and teaching practices to support learner success. These strategies are essential as the number of students with learning challenges and diverse racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds is rising. Although studies on inclusive …
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General Education Elementary Teachers' Perceptions of Developing "Interventionist" Beliefs and Practices
… the elementary stream, in Ontario, have learned inclusive beliefs and practices that have been considered effective for teaching and including children with exceptionalities in their classrooms. 10 GEN elementary teachers, consisting of 3 men and 7 women, from 2 local school boards, were …
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Inclusion in Context: Teachers Perspectives in Head Start Program
… their own strategies to cope with difficult inclusive situations, and identify their primary roles as a DSC. This study also suggests that communication skills and interaction patterns of both the DSC and Head Start teachers are keys to understanding inclusive practices.
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“It’s Little, Very Human Touches That Make it a Collaborative and Two-Way Conversation”: Narratives of Relational Practice and Communication in Father Inclusion
… (SENCOs) perceive and support father-inclusive practice. The research aimed to understand how father-inclusion is defined and experienced, identify supports and barriers, and develop strategies for supporting inclusive practices that empower fathers of children with additional needs. …
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An Exploration of Inclusive Management Practices: Through the Lenses of Public Managers
An Exploration of Inclusive Management Practices: Through the Lenses of Public Managers Jessica Lee Spencer-Gallucci ABSTRACT This study explores how public managers think about and understand the practices of inclusive management (IM) in the workplace. Specifically, the research explores the lived …
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Fostering an Inclusive Learning Environment Through Course Development: A Program Evaluation
… that assessed first, the formal and informal practices involved in the course development process within an academic department at University College, University of Denver, and second to determine the extent to which the course development process contributes to an inclusive learning …
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