2012
DOI: 10.5463/dcid.v23i3.117
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Inclusion of Children with Hearing Impairment in Schools: A Survey on Teachers’ Attitudes

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“…However, they felt the pre-teaching programs were insufficient and agreed that inclusion increased their workload and responsibilities. Prakash (2012) in india found most teachers are agreeable to the inclusion of deaf students in their classrooms.…”
Section: Inclusion Of Deaf Children 221 Social Inclusion Of Deaf Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, they felt the pre-teaching programs were insufficient and agreed that inclusion increased their workload and responsibilities. Prakash (2012) in india found most teachers are agreeable to the inclusion of deaf students in their classrooms.…”
Section: Inclusion Of Deaf Children 221 Social Inclusion Of Deaf Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This result is consistent with the common belief that behavioral problems create challenges for teachers in inclusive settings. Prakash (2012) identified variables like gender, teachers' experience, and qualification that contribute to the conflicting attitudes toward including deaf and hard-of-hearing students in regular education schools.…”
Section: Inclusion Of Deaf Children 221 Social Inclusion Of Deaf Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Algunos estudios (Avramidis y Norwich, 2002;Kalyva, Gojkovic y Tsakiris, 2007;Prakash, 2012) han señalado la importancia de considerar la experiencia de los docentes en el desarrollo de actitudes, tanto frente a la inclusión como a la integración educativa, señalándose que los profesores que presentan una actitud negativa continúan manteniéndola, a menos que tengan una experiencia positiva y significativa, mientras que los que presentan actitudes positivas rara vez las cambian. Esto implicaría que en la medida que se identifiquen de modo más positivo y abierto con la inclusión generarán más acciones y decisiones para implementarla.…”
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“…Uno de ellos es la escala de Larrivee y Cook (1979), adaptada al español por García y Alonso (citado en Montañés et al, 1990), la cual ha sido empleada en este tipo de investigaciones (Díaz y Franco, 2010;García, García y Rodriguez, 1993;Montañés et al, 1990;Tarraga, Grau y Peirats, 2013). Otro instrumento es una adaptación de la misma escala realizada por Antonak y Larrivee (1995), llamada ORI (Opinions Relative to Integration of Students with Disabilities Scale) traducida al español por Tarraga et al (2013). Además, se pueden encontrar algunas escalas, como la Escala de Actitudes de los Maestros ante las NEE, de Álvarez, Castro, Campo-Mon y Álvarez-Martino (2005).…”
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