Back to Article

An Assessment of Inclusive Education Experiences of Teacher-Trainees with Sensory Impairment in Colleges of Education in Ghana

Open Journal of Educational Research | Vol 3, Issue 2

Table 2. Inclusive education experiences of TTSI in CoEs

MeanSDMeanSD
All students are competent to communicate and learn in Inclusive Classes1.44.5042.311.091

Students attend the school of choice if not of disability2.121.2503.131.362

Students receive accessible prints as peers without disabilities4.061.0712.381.238

Emotional support systems for students are good2.441.0212.441.190

Sensory, physical support and health care needs for students are effective3.381.1012.561.105

Students participate in class activities as all others1.74.8282.661.285

There are assistive technology supports for students with disabilities.3.561.3752.501.414

Instructional support using diverse resources reflects the learning styles.3.351.2282.41.946

Peer support is available and reciprocal1.91.9332.00.880