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Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): JIE
Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): JIE
Published:
2025-12-03
Articles
Causes for Disruptive Behaviors in ECE Children of Public Primary Schools: A Qualitative Case Study
Mahnoor
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11
Development of training guide for inappropriate sexual behaviors among children with neurodevelopmental disorders in inclusive settings
Kiran Hussain, Aasma Yousaf, Fareeha Latif
7
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13
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ART THERAPY IN FACILITATING THE EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION AND SOCIAL REGULATION IN STUDENTS WITH ASD
Munawar Malik
10
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10
Factors Affecting the Quality of Primary Special Education Program in Punjab
Asma Kanwal, Muhammad Shahid Farooq, Rukhsana Bashir
6
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8
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AT SECONDARY LEVEL IN ISLAMABAD: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES
Tayyaba Waseem, Farheen Amjad, Farah Abdul Qadir
12
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26
INFLUENCE OF DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS ON SELF-ESTEEM OF HEARING-IMPAIRED ADOLESCENTS
Abid Masood Khan, Muhammad Imran Nazir, Rabail Iftikhar Cheema
3
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10
Multidimensional Analysis of Head Teachers’ Attitudes, Beliefs, Leadership Practices, and Perceived Barriers towards Inclusive Education in Gilgit-Baltistan
Muhammad Hadi Haideri, Dr. Zahida Parveen
3
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9
NEED ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM FOR SPECIAL STUDENTS
Quratul Ain Hina, Uzma Mazhar, Syeda Rida Zahra
3
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4
Perceptions of Gender and Disability in Special Education: Insights from Teachers in Punjab, Pakistan
Disabilities and Gender Differences
Hafiz Rukhsar Ahmed, Madiha Ashraf; Muhammad Zubair
5
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14
Technological Integration in Assessment Practices for Inclusive Education in Primary Schools
Muhammad Nadeem Iqbal, Muhammad Shokat Zaman, Kishwar Sultana
8
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10
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HEC 'Y' Category
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ISSN: 2521-8999 (print)
ISSN: 2523-5710 (online)
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