2016
DOI: 10.14221/ajte.2016v41n4.2
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Inclusive Values: Exploring the Perspectives of Pre-Service Teachers

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“…Research has shown that there is a direct correlation between teacher attitude and the success (or not) of teaching exceptional students. Coursework focused on inclusive education within teacher education programs has been shown to positively influence teacher education students' attitudes, confidence and competency to work within inclusive classrooms (Mergler, Carrington, Kimber & Bland, 2016;Tangen & Beutel, 2016). Likewise, studies (Bartley, 2014;Lassig, 2009;Wormald, 2011) have found that teacher attitude is pivotal in providing productive and positive learning environments for gifted and talented and twice exceptional students.…”
Section: Determinants Of Pre-service Teacher Attitudes Towards Teachimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research has shown that there is a direct correlation between teacher attitude and the success (or not) of teaching exceptional students. Coursework focused on inclusive education within teacher education programs has been shown to positively influence teacher education students' attitudes, confidence and competency to work within inclusive classrooms (Mergler, Carrington, Kimber & Bland, 2016;Tangen & Beutel, 2016). Likewise, studies (Bartley, 2014;Lassig, 2009;Wormald, 2011) have found that teacher attitude is pivotal in providing productive and positive learning environments for gifted and talented and twice exceptional students.…”
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“…At its simplest, service-learning entails the connection of theoretical knowledge gained in the classroom with practical experience gained in the community, and has particular resonance in subjects where academics seek to expand and transform their students' understanding of diversity within their communities. There is a growing qualitative research base about service-learning (Griffith & Zhang, 2013), with a focus on how the practice transforms students' values (Bamber, 2011;Mergler, Carrington, Kimber, & Bland, 2016). However, as values change can be difficult to measure, there has been limited quantitative and longitudinal research examining such transformation.…”
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“…As PE terão pouco efeito para a construção de uma Educação Inclusiva nas ações de um professor que mantém os valores e as crenças de uma "escola tradicional". A importância das atitudes, valores e crenças na formação de professores tem sido crescentemente apontada nos relatórios de muitos países (EADSEN, 2011), uma vez que a forma como os professores "sentem a Inclusão" influencia o sucesso que têm (ou não) na manutenção de princípios inclusivos nas suas aulas (MERGLER, 2016). Segundo FORLIN (2010), a Educação Inclusiva força diretamente os sistemas de crenças dos professores, incitando ou estimulando a mudança dos seus pensamentos mais profundos sobre o que é certo ou o que é justo.…”
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