2014
DOI: 10.18848/2327-7963/cgp/v20i04/48976
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The Problems Faced by Primary School Teachers about Inclusive Education in the Teaching-Learning Process in Multigrade Classes

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“…Tamrin et al (2017), one of the problems faced by teachers in playing their roles is the motivation to learn from students. In addition, (Hasanoglu & Girmen, 2014) stated that many students perceive English as a difficult subject and are unable to divide their time to study, coupled with the current Remote teaching and learning situation.…”
Section: Problems Met By Teachers While Playing Their Roles In Teachi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tamrin et al (2017), one of the problems faced by teachers in playing their roles is the motivation to learn from students. In addition, (Hasanoglu & Girmen, 2014) stated that many students perceive English as a difficult subject and are unable to divide their time to study, coupled with the current Remote teaching and learning situation.…”
Section: Problems Met By Teachers While Playing Their Roles In Teachi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In western pedagogy great attention is also paid to the development of primary school programs for intellectually handicapped children of young school age, taking into account the neuropedagogical mechanisms of selfperception, establishing positive social relationships, self-involvement in the social environment due to the cooperation of teachers and parents (Demirel, 2010). Children with disabilities are more likely to have neuropsychological disabilities and learning difficulties (Berson, 1990), so the inclusive education practice for special children, in the foreign researchers' opinion, must be established with respect for such requirements: positive attitude towards schoolchildren with disabilities, these children's inclusion in the inclusive education of the general education school, clear strategies provision of behavioral intervention (Mantey, 2014;Yazçayır & Pınar, 2014), we believe that the latter can be regarded as an effective neuropedagogical technology.…”
Section: Theoretical Analysis Of Neuropsychological Support For Primary School Childrenmentioning
confidence: 99%