Understanding special needs educators' experiences in using interactive technology to teach reading comprehension to students with autism: an interpretative phenomenological analysis.
This study explored special education teachers' experiences in using interactive technology to teach reading comprehension to students with Autism through an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. The research question that guided this study was: How do special education teachers perceive th...
Published: |
|
---|---|
Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/2047/D20405640 |
Similar Items
-
Understanding the lived experience of faculty that integrate instructional technologies into their teaching: an interpretative phenomenological analysis.
Published: () -
Autism and the experience of closeness : an interpretative phenomenological study
by: Schwaerzler, Josef
Published: (2012) -
Interactive Teaching Japanese University Students in Science and Technology and Metacognitive Reading Comprehension
by: Chen, Mei- Tzy, et al.
Published: (2014) -
An interpretative phenomenological analysis of coaches' experiences of working with children with special health care needs at an exercise referral scheme
by: Foote, Gareth
Published: (2011) -
Children's experiences of having a younger sibling with severe and complex special educational needs : an interpretative phenomenological analysis
by: Teuma, Anna
Published: (2013)