2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.tate.2019.102923
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“This is my way … I am an ambassador” identity voices of teachers with learning disorders

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“…In one study of Israeli teachers, participants viewed their disability as an asset, citing their negative lifelong experiences as the reason for their entry into the profession. They expressed a desire to create safe and empowering learning experiences for their students (Benchetrit & Katz, 2019). This positive view of disability is also consistent with the literature on qualified teachers with dyslexia, specifically.…”
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“…In one study of Israeli teachers, participants viewed their disability as an asset, citing their negative lifelong experiences as the reason for their entry into the profession. They expressed a desire to create safe and empowering learning experiences for their students (Benchetrit & Katz, 2019). This positive view of disability is also consistent with the literature on qualified teachers with dyslexia, specifically.…”
Section: Literature Reviewsupporting
confidence: 83%