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Original Article

Russian And British Pre-Service Teachers’ Self-Efficacy And Attitudes Regarding Inclusive Education

Elena Semenova*

Keywords: Inclusive education, pre-service teachers, teacher education, self-efficacy, attitudes

Article no: 85

Pages 787-797

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.01.85

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Original Article

Inclusive Education In Russia

S.A. Grishaeva
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O.A. Kolosova
,
O.A. Kulikova

Keywords: Students with disabilities, inclusive higher education, adaptation of students with limited health capacities, sociological and psychological aspects of inclusive education.

Article no: 88

Pages 885-892

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.88

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Original Article

Practice-Oriented Technologies For Tutorship Of Families Raising Children With Special Needs

Elena V. Reznikova
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Victoria S. Vasilyeva
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Vera A. Borodina
,
Liya R. Salavatulina
,
Ulyana V. Kolotilova

Keywords: Tutorship, inclusive education, children with special needs, family support, general educational institution

Article no: 14

Pages 112-118

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.02.14

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Original Article

Organization Of Independent Work Of Students With Disabilities

M. V. Gavrilchik
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T. N. Mikhashchenko
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E. A. Lukerianova
,
S. M. Korosteleva

Keywords: Competency-based approach, inclusive education, independent work in mathematics.

Article no: 116

Pages 1003-1010

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.03.116

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Original Article

Developing Teachers’ Ability To Support Students With Troubled Behavior And Health Limitations

Gulnara V. Valiullina

Keywords: Inclusive educational environment, professional competency, psychological competency, special educational needs, students with limited health opportunities, troubled behaviour

Article no: 20

Pages 163-174

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.09.20

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Original Article

"Criteria For Teaching Quality And Learning Quality (Inclusive Education In Russian Universities)"

Olga V. Zhuykova
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Ekaterina P. Ponomarenko
,
Yuliya V. Krasavina*
,
Yuliya V. Serebryakova

Keywords: Teaching quality criteria, learning quality criteria, inclusive education.

Article no: 14

Pages 96-105

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.01.14

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Original Article

Russian Scientists’ Contribution In Early 20th Century Towards Inclusive Education Development

Faina L. Ratner
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Alexandra Yu. Yusupova
,
Natalia G. Sigal

Keywords: Inclusive education, Troshin, Kashchenko, Vygotsky, social nature of defect

Article no: 78

Pages 679-687

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.02.78

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