Probable or Inevitable? The Readiness of Teachers to Implement Inclusive Education Effectively: A case study in a Private School in Sharjah

This main objective of this research is to investigate the readiness of teachers to implement inclusive education effectively. A sample of 58 teachers of different subjects was investigated in a private school in Sharjah depending on the descriptive analytical approach. The teachers were asked to an...

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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv inclusive education
special education
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Inclusive Education (IE)
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description This main objective of this research is to investigate the readiness of teachers to implement inclusive education effectively. A sample of 58 teachers of different subjects was investigated in a private school in Sharjah depending on the descriptive analytical approach. The teachers were asked to answer a questionnaire to investigate their psychological, social, cognitive and academic readiness to implement inclusive education effectively. Findings indicated that the readiness of teachers to apply inclusive education effectively was high in the four factors of the questionnaire (Psychological - Social - Cognitive - Academic). Moreover, the study showed that the teachers face many problems and challenges when teaching students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in their classes, and therefore the study recommended the necessity of identifying those challenges that face the teachers, then confronting them and proposing solutions to overcome those challenges and problems.
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spelling Probable or Inevitable? The Readiness of Teachers to Implement Inclusive Education Effectively: A case study in a Private School in SharjahADNAN, HADEELinclusive educationspecial educationUnited Arab Emirates (UAE)Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)Inclusive Education (IE)This main objective of this research is to investigate the readiness of teachers to implement inclusive education effectively. A sample of 58 teachers of different subjects was investigated in a private school in Sharjah depending on the descriptive analytical approach. The teachers were asked to answer a questionnaire to investigate their psychological, social, cognitive and academic readiness to implement inclusive education effectively. Findings indicated that the readiness of teachers to apply inclusive education effectively was high in the four factors of the questionnaire (Psychological - Social - Cognitive - Academic). Moreover, the study showed that the teachers face many problems and challenges when teaching students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in their classes, and therefore the study recommended the necessity of identifying those challenges that face the teachers, then confronting them and proposing solutions to overcome those challenges and problems.The British University in Dubai (BUID)2022-08-23T11:16:12Z2022-08-23T11:16:12Z2022-07Dissertationapplication/pdf20002475https://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/2063enoai:bspace.buid.ac.ae:1234/20632022-09-20T04:15:21Z
spellingShingle Probable or Inevitable? The Readiness of Teachers to Implement Inclusive Education Effectively: A case study in a Private School in Sharjah
ADNAN, HADEEL
inclusive education
special education
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Inclusive Education (IE)
title Probable or Inevitable? The Readiness of Teachers to Implement Inclusive Education Effectively: A case study in a Private School in Sharjah
title_full Probable or Inevitable? The Readiness of Teachers to Implement Inclusive Education Effectively: A case study in a Private School in Sharjah
title_fullStr Probable or Inevitable? The Readiness of Teachers to Implement Inclusive Education Effectively: A case study in a Private School in Sharjah
title_full_unstemmed Probable or Inevitable? The Readiness of Teachers to Implement Inclusive Education Effectively: A case study in a Private School in Sharjah
title_short Probable or Inevitable? The Readiness of Teachers to Implement Inclusive Education Effectively: A case study in a Private School in Sharjah
title_sort Probable or Inevitable? The Readiness of Teachers to Implement Inclusive Education Effectively: A case study in a Private School in Sharjah
topic inclusive education
special education
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Inclusive Education (IE)
url https://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/2063