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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
99
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78
Development of training guide for inappropriate sexual behaviors among children with neurodevelopmental disorders in inclusive settings
Kiran Hussain, Aasma Yousaf, Fareeha Latif
79
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53
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ART THERAPY IN FACILITATING THE EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION AND SOCIAL REGULATION IN STUDENTS WITH ASD
Munawar Malik
81
PDF
61
Factors Affecting the Quality of Primary Special Education Program in Punjab
Asma Kanwal, Muhammad Shahid Farooq, Rukhsana Bashir
91
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62
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AT SECONDARY LEVEL IN ISLAMABAD: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES
Tayyaba Waseem, Farheen Amjad, Farah Abdul Qadir
98
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85
INFLUENCE OF DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS ON SELF-ESTEEM OF HEARING-IMPAIRED ADOLESCENTS
Abid Masood Khan, Muhammad Imran Nazir, Rabail Iftikhar Cheema
68
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48
Multidimensional Analysis of Head Teachers’ Attitudes, Beliefs, Leadership Practices, and Perceived Barriers towards Inclusive Education in Gilgit-Baltistan
Muhammad Hadi Haideri, Dr. Zahida Parveen
90
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60
NEED ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM FOR SPECIAL STUDENTS
Quratul Ain Hina, Uzma Mazhar, Syeda Rida Zahra
103
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145
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
88
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51
Technological Integration in Assessment Practices for Inclusive Education in Primary Schools
Muhammad Nadeem Iqbal, Muhammad Shokat Zaman, Kishwar Sultana
76
PDF
53
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HEC 'Y' Category
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ISSN: 2521-8999 (print)
ISSN: 2523-5710 (online)
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