Teachers and inclusive education: Identifying factors required for its implementation

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The present research aimed to identify the elements related to teachers and their performance in the inclusive education. A bibliographical survey of the elements presented in literature on inclusive education and a field research with three elementary school teachers was performed. There were identified 20 elements described in articles and books, which were divided in three categories: I - factors related to the teacher, II - factors internally related to the school and III - social related factors. For the interviewed teachers the unanimous factor that determines their performance is related to personality factors, such as kindness and persistence, without any mention to the social factors. Such results indicate views of school and inclusion in which the individual performance of teachers is seen as independent of social mood and the implementation of inclusive education policies.

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de Lima e Dias, M. Á., Rosa, S. C., & Andrade, P. F. (2015). Teachers and inclusive education: Identifying factors required for its implementation. Psicologia USP, 26(3), 453–463. https://doi.org/10.1590/0103-656420140017

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