Tag: Inclusive Education
Enhancing Pre-service Teacher Training Through Virtual Reality: Addressing Inclusivity and Classroom Challenges

Enhancing Pre-service Teacher Training Through Virtual Reality: Addressing Inclusivity and Classroom Challenges

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Pacifique NkundabanziUniversity of Kigali, RwandaEmail: pacifnk1@gmail.com Abstract: Preservice teacher training in Rwanda faces persistent challenges in adequately preparing teachers to manage inclusive classrooms characterized by diverse learner needs, including students with disabilities and behavioral difficulties. This study examines the potential of Virtual Reality (VR) as an innovative tool to enhance preservice teacher preparedness for inclusive…

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Effect of Teacher-Learner Educational Interventions on Learner Achievement among Children with Disabilities in Inclusive Primary Schools in Greater Bushenyi

Effect of Teacher-Learner Educational Interventions on Learner Achievement among Children with Disabilities in Inclusive Primary Schools in Greater Bushenyi

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Madelean Ahereza, Denis Sekiwu, Athanansio Bashaija & Samuel KaruhangaKabale University, Ugandahttps://orcid.org/0009-0001-3810-7521Email: madeleanahereza1979@gmail.com Abstract: Inclusive education seeks to ensure that all children, including those with disabilities, have access to quality learning in mainstream classrooms. Teacher-learner educational interventions, such as differentiated instruction, individualized teaching, assistive technologies, and collaborative learning, are designed to address the diverse needs of…

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Teacher’s Perception on In-Service Training in Primary Schools in Dodoma City

Teacher’s Perception on In-Service Training in Primary Schools in Dodoma City

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Haule Grasia & Milka V. M. OtienoSt John’s University of Tanzania, DodomaEmail: grasiahaule5@gmail.com Abstract: This study aimed to examine teachers’ perceptions of in-service training in primary schools in Dodoma City. It assesses how such training influences pedagogical practices, classroom management, and strategies for inclusive education. A qualitative case study design was employed, using in-depth interviews,…

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Inclusive Classroom Environments and the Development of Social Emotional Competencies in Kongwa District Schools, Tanzania

Inclusive Classroom Environments and the Development of Social Emotional Competencies in Kongwa District Schools, Tanzania

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Patience Victor & Milka OtienoSt John’s University of TanzaniaEmail: 0765119423patience@gmail.com Abstract: Inclusive classrooms aim to accommodate diverse learners while fostering social-emotional competencies (SEL) essential for holistic pupil development. This study explored how inclusive classroom environments contribute to the development of SEL among primary school pupils in Kongwa District, Tanzania. Using a qualitative research design, data…

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The Role of Teacher Training in Enhancing Social- Emotional Learning in Inclusive Classrooms: Evidence from Primary Schools in Kongwa District, Tanzania

The Role of Teacher Training in Enhancing Social- Emotional Learning in Inclusive Classrooms: Evidence from Primary Schools in Kongwa District, Tanzania

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Patience Victor & Milka OtienoSt John’s University of TanzaniaEmail: 0765119423patience@gmail.com Abstract: The effectiveness of inclusive education relies significantly on teachers’ ability to foster social-emotional learning (SEL) among pupils with diverse needs. This paper investigates how teacher training influences the implementation of SEL practices in inclusive primary school settings in Kongwa District, Tanzania. Using a qualitative…

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Effectiveness of using Assistive Technology on Academic Performance among Secondary School Students with Hearing Impairment in Kenya

Effectiveness of using Assistive Technology on Academic Performance among Secondary School Students with Hearing Impairment in Kenya

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Lucy Wanjira MwangiDepartment Educational Psychology, School of EducationUniversity of Eldoret, KenyaEmail: lucywanjiram@gmail.com Abstract: Learners with hearing impairment in Kenyan secondary schools continue to face significant academic challenges, largely due to communication barriers and limited access to assistive technology (AT). Despite inclusive education policies and growing global recognition of AT’s potential to enhance learning, implementation remains…

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Assessment of the Adequacy of Competencies Possessed by Teachers for Teaching Children with Vision Disturbances in Tanzania Primary Schools

Assessment of the Adequacy of Competencies Possessed by Teachers for Teaching Children with Vision Disturbances in Tanzania Primary Schools

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Mgeni M. Mohamed – Patandi Teachers’ College of Special Needs Education Mugyenyi Apolo – Department of Education, Tumaini University Makumira, Tanzania Email: muhamedm.mgeni@gmail.com Abstract: This study aimed to assess teachers’ competencies in teaching learners with visual disturbances (LWVD) from teachers’ perspective and as experienced by learners in Ilala and Moshi Municipal Councils. A descriptive qualitative…

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Challenges in Teaching Learners with Hearing Impairment in Inclusive Secondary Schools in Kenya

Challenges in Teaching Learners with Hearing Impairment in Inclusive Secondary Schools in Kenya

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Lucy Wanjira MwangiDepartment Educational Psychology,School of EducationUniversity of Eldoret, KenyaEmail: lucywanjiram@gmail.com Abstract: Learners with hearing impairment in inclusive secondary schools in Kenya continue to face major challenges that hinder their academic and social development. Despite inclusive education policies, many schools lack the necessary resources, trained personnel, and communication support systems to adequately meet the needs…

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The Influence of Inclusive Education Planning on the Implementation of Competency-Based Education (CBE) in Senior Schools in Kenya

The Influence of Inclusive Education Planning on the Implementation of Competency-Based Education (CBE) in Senior Schools in Kenya

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Anne Jeptepkeny & Joshua KeterSchool of Educational ManagementDepartment of PlanningUniversity of Eldoretjeptepkenyanne.ja@gmail.com Abstract: Competency based education was introduced to promote equity, creativity, and practical skill acquisition. However, the inclusion of learners with special needs remained limited due to gaps in planning and preparedness. The purpose of this paper was to examine the influence of inclusive…

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Devising Strategies for Inclusively Managing a Selected Primary School in Eswatini

Devising Strategies for Inclusively Managing a Selected Primary School in Eswatini

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Elmon Jabulane ShongweDean in Faculty of Education,Southern Africa Nazarene University, Mbabane, Kingdom of EswatiniEmail: elmonshongwe@yahoo.com Abstract: The Ministry of Education and Training in Eswatini 2019 introduced a Standards for Inclusive Education Policy, which all public schools had to adhere to. In response to the policy, this study sought to develop strategies for inclusive management by…

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