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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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UAE Preschool Teachers' Attitudes toward Inclusion Education by Specialty and Cultural Identity

Hussain, Afraa Salah 01 January 2017 (has links)
Inclusion of children with special education needs into public classrooms in United Arab Emirates applied in 2006. The application of inclusion programs started in high schools, and followed by elementary schools and preschools. Teachers' attitudes toward inclusion evaluated among high school and elementary teachers but not among preschool teachers. The effect of the cultural background of teaching staff on inclusion education not evaluated in a UAE preschool. The purpose of this quantitative study was to examine the effect of educational specialty and culture on teachers' attitudes toward an inclusion education system in United Arab Emirates. The theory of planned behavior of Ajzan (1991) used in this study to explain teachers' attitudes. This quantitative study evaluated teachers' attitudes toward inclusion education through a distributed questionnaire, including a demographics form and a STATIC scale for evaluating teachers' attitudes. A two-factor ANOVA used to test the effects of teachers' specialty and cultural background on STATIC scores. Findings showed a main effect of preschool teachers' cultural identity on their attitudes toward inclusion education. Teachers with Asian identity showed better attitudes toward inclusion education than Gulf identity or African identity teachers. No differences found between preschool teachers' specialty (general and special education teachers) on their attitudes toward inclusion education. This study will contribute to social change by providing valuable knowledge about UAE preschool teachers' attitudes toward the application of inclusion education to improve the inclusion classrooms settings and environment.
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國民小學教師班級經營策略與班級氣氛之研究-優良教師與一般教師之比較 / The Study of the Relationship of Teachers' Classroom Management Strategies with Classroom Climate in Elementary School in Taiwan- Compare Good Teachers with General Teachers

吳福源, Wu, Fu-Yuan Unknown Date (has links)
本研究旨在比較分析國民小學優良教師與一般教師的班級經營策略與班級氣氛的關係,以供增進國民小學教師班級經營效能之參考。 研究者透過推薦程序,選定優良教師的班級學生及一般教師的班級學生合計979位為施測調查對象,並應用次數分配、積差相關、t考驗、多變量變異數分析、多元迴歸分析等統計方法,進行各項考驗分析,最後歸結出以下的主要研究發現: 一、在「開學第一週班級經營策略」、「整學期班級經營策略」、「班級氣氛」等三方面,優良教師的表現均優於一般教師。 二、「認識策略」、「偏差行為輔導策略」、「教師支持」與「革新」的班級氣氛等方面,均具有區分優良教師或一般教師的較佳指標。 三、「教師支持」與「革新」是良好班級氣氛的最佳指標。 四、「教師控制」的班級氣氛,一般教師高於優良教師。 五、「開學第一週班級經營策略」愈好,「整學期班級經營策略」就愈好,「班級氣氛」也愈好。 六、「開學第一週班級經營策略」對班級氣氛的預測力,優良教師高於一般教師。 七、「人口變項」對班級氣氛的預測力,一般教師高於優良教師。 八、「開學第一週常規教導策略」對優良教師的反向意義性大於一般教師。 最後,本研究分別針對優良教師、一般教師、國民小學、師資培育機構、教育行政機關提出增進國小教師班級經營效能之具體建議,同時也建議未來進一步研究方向。 / The purpose of this study aimed to understand the relationship of teachers’ classroom management strategies with classroom climate, and to explore the differences of good teachers and general teachers in classroom management strategies and classroom climate. 14 good teachers’ classrooms and 20 general teachers’ classrooms were recommended. The subjects were fifth grade of 979 student in their classrooms. Date of this survey were analyzed by Frequencies, t-test, MANOVA, Correlation Analysis and Multiple Regression. The major findings were: 1.In “the classroom management strategies in the first week”,”the classroom management strategies in the whole semester” and “classroom climate”, good teachers performed better than general teachers. 2.”The strategies of recognition”, “handling deviated behavior” and the climate of “teacher support”, “innovation” were the most significant differences between good and general teachers. 3.The “teacher support” and “innovation” were best indicators of the classroom climate. 4.General teachers performed higher “teacher control” than good teachers. 5.The better “the classroom management strategies in the first week” performed, the better “the classroom management strategies in the whole semester” and “classroom climate”. 6.”The classroom management strategies in the first week” were better predictors for classroom climate among good teachers than general teachers. 7.”The demographic variables” were better predictors for classroom climate among general teachers than good teachers. 8.”The teaching rules strategies in the first week” were more opposite predictors for classroom climate among good teachers than general teachers. This paper made some concrete suggestions based on the results of this study for practical and further study.

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