Primary School Teachers’ Perceptions onInclusive Education for Students with MentalDisabilities : A Comparative Case Study between Greece and Sweden

People in children’s environment can significantly influence the process of inclusion in regular schools,teachers and their perceptions on students with special abilities are recognized asplaying a key role. As such, this study aims at investigating, comparing and analyzing Greek and Swedish primary...

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Main Author: Kavouni, Kalliopi
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Language:English
Published: Stockholms universitet, Avdelningen för internationell och jämförande pedagogik 2016
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spelling ndltd-UPSALLA1-oai-DiVA.org-su-1338222016-09-20T04:57:41ZPrimary School Teachers’ Perceptions onInclusive Education for Students with MentalDisabilities : A Comparative Case Study between Greece and SwedenengKavouni, KalliopiStockholms universitet, Avdelningen för internationell och jämförande pedagogik2016comparative qualitative studyinclusive educationmental disabilitiesspecial educational needsprimary schoolregular school teachersteachers' perceptionsGreeceSwedenPeople in children’s environment can significantly influence the process of inclusion in regular schools,teachers and their perceptions on students with special abilities are recognized asplaying a key role. As such, this study aims at investigating, comparing and analyzing Greek and Swedish primary school teachers’ attitudes on inclusive education for childrenwith mental disabilities, as well as their experiences concerning the impact students’ environment has on their efficient inclusion and development. To this end, interviews with them have been employed for data collection in this cross-cultural qualitative research. Student thesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesistexthttp://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-133822application/pdfinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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language English
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topic comparative qualitative study
inclusive education
mental disabilities
special educational needs
primary school
regular school teachers
teachers' perceptions
Greece
Sweden
spellingShingle comparative qualitative study
inclusive education
mental disabilities
special educational needs
primary school
regular school teachers
teachers' perceptions
Greece
Sweden
Kavouni, Kalliopi
Primary School Teachers’ Perceptions onInclusive Education for Students with MentalDisabilities : A Comparative Case Study between Greece and Sweden
description People in children’s environment can significantly influence the process of inclusion in regular schools,teachers and their perceptions on students with special abilities are recognized asplaying a key role. As such, this study aims at investigating, comparing and analyzing Greek and Swedish primary school teachers’ attitudes on inclusive education for childrenwith mental disabilities, as well as their experiences concerning the impact students’ environment has on their efficient inclusion and development. To this end, interviews with them have been employed for data collection in this cross-cultural qualitative research.
author Kavouni, Kalliopi
author_facet Kavouni, Kalliopi
author_sort Kavouni, Kalliopi
title Primary School Teachers’ Perceptions onInclusive Education for Students with MentalDisabilities : A Comparative Case Study between Greece and Sweden
title_short Primary School Teachers’ Perceptions onInclusive Education for Students with MentalDisabilities : A Comparative Case Study between Greece and Sweden
title_full Primary School Teachers’ Perceptions onInclusive Education for Students with MentalDisabilities : A Comparative Case Study between Greece and Sweden
title_fullStr Primary School Teachers’ Perceptions onInclusive Education for Students with MentalDisabilities : A Comparative Case Study between Greece and Sweden
title_full_unstemmed Primary School Teachers’ Perceptions onInclusive Education for Students with MentalDisabilities : A Comparative Case Study between Greece and Sweden
title_sort primary school teachers’ perceptions oninclusive education for students with mentaldisabilities : a comparative case study between greece and sweden
publisher Stockholms universitet, Avdelningen för internationell och jämförande pedagogik
publishDate 2016
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