Abstract
Development of a Social Acceptance Scale for Inclusive Education
Highlights
Inclusive education is a teaching service ensuring that all disadvantaged students co-exist with their non-disadvantaged peers and receive education on equal terms.Inclusive education, as recognized by UNESCO (2005), is the process of responding to the different needs of learners by increasing their participation in education, culture and society, and by reducing discrimination within the education system.When literature is reviewed, it is seen that there are various definitions of inclusive education
Exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis were applied to test the construct validity of the Acceptance of Students with Different Characteristics Scale
Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) was performed for the construct validity of the measurement results obtained from the scale
Summary
Inclusive education is a teaching service ensuring that all disadvantaged students co-exist with their non-disadvantaged peers and receive education on equal terms.Inclusive education, as recognized by UNESCO (2005), is the process of responding to the different needs of learners by increasing their participation in education, culture and society, and by reducing discrimination within the education system.When literature is reviewed, it is seen that there are various definitions of inclusive education. As recognized by UNESCO (2005), is the process of responding to the different needs of learners by increasing their participation in education, culture and society, and by reducing discrimination within the education system. Inclusive education is defined by focusing on the concepts of disability and special education, within the framework that children with disabilities should participate in educational processes together with other children. Some views focusing on the concept of diversity in the context of students' individual characteristics and differences define inclusive education within the framework of an approach that can respond to the different needs of students (Westwood, 2013). Inclusiveness provides education for individuals with special needs, and ensures that all disadvantaged individuals coexist with their peers
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