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International Journal of Inclusive Education

Published by Routledge • ISSN: 13603116

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Inclusive educational and vocational predictors of postsecondary education for youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities

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Postsecondary education provides substantial benefits to transition-age youth in promoting improved career outcomes, but many individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are denied opportunities in this area. Previous research has shown that inclusive academic education and vo…

Perceptions about skilled students with disabilities: the case of TVET schools in Uganda

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In Uganda, students with disabilities are offered specially designed technical and vocational education and training (TVET). To assess the impact of TVET programmes on the self-esteem, frustration levels, and social perceptions of students with disabilities, a mixed-methods approach was employed to …

Exploring the impact of interactive digital tools on learning outcomes in higher education

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In modern higher education, digital technologies have reshaped the learning environment, offering new opportunities to enhance student engagement and achievement. This study examines the impact of diverse digital tools and platforms on multiple dimensions of student outcomes. A quantitative research…

Youth perspectives: Schooling, capabilities frameworks and human rights

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Interviews with 14-19 year olds in England and Wales are analysed to explore young people's perceptions of the experience of school and of alternative settings for learning such as further education colleges or work-based learning. Many experience school as oppressive, suggesting a defeasance of the…

Young people, education and hope: Bringing VET in from the margins

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Vocational Education and Training (VET) plays an important role in the reshaping of upper secondary school curriculum. Retention to the end of secondary education in Australia went from 35% in 1980 to 72% in 2000. This increase caused major problems for the senior school curriculum which historicall…