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The Importance of Teacher Attitudes to Inclusive Education |
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Editor(s): Christopher Boyle, Joanna Anderson, Angela Page and Sofia Mavropoulou |
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Studies in Inclusive Education |
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10.1163/9789004431171_008 |
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Recognising the importance of teacher attitudes to inclusion is crucial for understanding the effectiveness of inclusive education in the school and/or community. It has been reported that teachers who are more positive to inclusion have more controlled learning environments compared to teachers with more negative attitudes to inclusion. The role of teachers is understated in many studies that have investigated inclusion and student experiences. It is important to understand the vital roles of teachers in fostering inclusive classrooms, and while inclusion in schools begins with the teachers, it is imperative that teachers themselves are supported by the education system through access to appropriate resources, and the provision of supportive leadership and effective policy. |
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Inclusive Education: Global Issues and Controversies, p. 127-146 |
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