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ERIC ED303240: The Attitude of Primary School Staff toward the Inte...
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Investigated were: (1) attitudes of school staff in
Western Australia toward the integration of children with
intellectual handicaps into regular classrooms; and (2)
relationships between staff attitudes and institutional
variables. School staff included regular classroom
teachers, special education teachers, teachers'
assistants, and principals. Institutional variables
included grade level, class size, years of teaching
experience, years of experience teaching special needs
children, perceived level of success in teaching special
needs children, and type of school. A three-part
questionnaire was completed by 317 staff members from 18
regular state primary schools and attached educational
support centers. The questionnaire consisted of a 30-item
attitude scale, a question assessing agreement or
disagreement with the concept of integrating special
needs children into regular classrooms, and six questions
concerning respondents' school role and institutional
variables. Results of the attitude scale indicated that
the attitudes of school staff toward integration in
Western Australian primary schools were, in general, not
positive. Class size and perception of success were found
to have implications for the implementation of
integration programs and attitude change. (RH)
Date Published: 2014-11-25 17:53:46
Identifier: ERIC_ED303240
Item Size: 20161492
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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