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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2021)
Vol. 5 No. 1 (2021)
Published:
2021-12-28
Articles
Attitude of Hearing Impaired Students towards Inclusive Education in Pakistan
Abid Masood Khan، Abdul Sami، Afsheen Salahuddin
133
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Contextual Factors Affecting Mental Health Services for Children with Comorbid Conditions of Learning and Intellectual Disability
Afsheen Masood، Muhammad Sulman، Shazia Aslam
82
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33
Effect of Deafness on Cognitive Learning: Comparative Analysis of the Opinion of Secondary School Teachers in Southern Punjab
Muhammad Nadeem Iqbal , Rabea Sani
61
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38
Effectiveness of Braille Reading Training in Virtual Classroom due to Pandemic COVID-19 in Pakistan
Abdul Hamid، Sarah Blake LaRose
98
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46
“I do not Feel Included”: Teachers’ Experiences of Workplace Inclusion at Higher Education
Iram Parveen. Muhammad Uzair-ul-Hassan. Ume Aimen
87
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50
Inclusion of Hearing Impaired Children in Inclusive School: A Survey to Determine Teacher’s Attitude
Hifsa Batool, Adila Khanam, Hina Akbar
109
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62
Perception of Pre-service Teachers about their Preparation for Inclusive School in Pakistan
Farah Naz,Maimona Ijaz
65
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47
Sighted Students’ Perceptions about the Effectiveness of University Teachers with Visual Impairment: A Case Study
Ayesha Afzal, Shahid Rafiq
196
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84
Policies and Practices of Punjab Government Towards Inclusive Education: From the Lens of Senior Special Education Teacher’s
Hamayoun Shah Nawaz, Hina Fazil, Nadeem Ahmad
115
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54
Using Thematic Analysis to Understand Teachers Perspectives about Inclusion in Early Childhood Education
Farhan Sarwar, Zikra Faiz, Mohammad Saipol Bin Mohd Sukor
111
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93
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HEC 'Y' Category
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ISSN: 2521-8999 (print)
ISSN: 2523-5710 (online)
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