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Development of the attribution scale for behavioral problems in children with special educational needs: a reliability and validity study. [PDF]
Front PsycholDeng D, Li Y.
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Educational Review, 2010
Current research gives some indications about how inclusive education affects students with special educational needs (SEN), but there are too many different results to draw unequivocal conclusions. It is therefore important to focus on specific factors that could influence outcomes of inclusive education.
Ineke Van Der Veen, Nienke Ruijs
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Current research gives some indications about how inclusive education affects students with special educational needs (SEN), but there are too many different results to draw unequivocal conclusions. It is therefore important to focus on specific factors that could influence outcomes of inclusive education.
Ineke Van Der Veen, Nienke Ruijs
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Nursing students with special educational needs in Japan
Nurse Education in Practice, 2014To reveal the prevalence of nursing students with special educational needs in Japan.A mail survey of 833 nursing programs was conducted. Nurse educators were asked to report on their program's profiles and the number of extremely difficult students who belonged to the March 2011 class of graduates. They were also asked to fill a modified questionnaire
Yuko Ikematsu, Koji Egawa
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Education of Nursing Students With Special Needs
Journal of Nursing Education, 1995ABSTRACT Recent legislation such as the Americans with Disabilities Act will have a significant impact on higher education in nursing. A survey was conducted to describe the extent to which BSN and ADN nursing programs in the United States admit and graduate special needs and chronically ill students, and to identify the accommodations which ...
J K, Magilvy, A C, Mitchell
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Specialized services for students with special educational needs in the Spanish education system
Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Technological Ecosystems for Enhancing Multiculturality, 2018Educational guidance in Spain is organized as an institutionalized network of internal and external services at the education system in order to guarantee attention to the diversity of students. The aim of this study is to assess the offer of guidance services in Spain, focusing on services in charge of students with special educational needs.
María-José Vieira +1 more
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Educational Supports for Students With Special Needs
UPDATE: Applications of Research in Music Education, 2012Historically, music educators have expressed concerns about inadequate preparation to work with students with special needs, specifically desiring skills related to instruction adaptation. Research has indicated that educational supports (written words, color coding, icons, echoing, buddy system, and other visual aids) can be particularly successful ...
Kimberly Vanweelden
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Inclusive education and students without special educational needs
Educational Research, 2010Background: In the debate on inclusive education, students without special educational needs (SEN) are an important topic. However, there is a lot unknown about differences between these typical students in inclusive and non-inclusive classes. For example, the neutral results that are often found in earlier research could be caused by positive effects ...
Ineke Van Der Veen
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Science education for students with special needs
Studies in Science Education, 2012Students with special needs tend to show significantly lower achievement in science than their peers. Reasons for this include severe difficulties with academic skills (i.e. reading, math and writing), behaviour problems and limited prior understanding of core concepts background knowledge.
Mary Grace Villanueva +3 more
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Inclusive Education for Students with Special Needs
2003At the most fundamental level, inclusive education starts with all students with special needs (SWSN) having access to the same educational opportunities as other children. According to Kholi (1993), however, in developing countries in Asia, only one per cent of such children actually have access to any education.
David Mitchell, Ishwar Desai
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