阿布扎比教育工作者对资优教育和双优学生的态度

Q4 Social Sciences Exceptionality Education International Pub Date : 2021-06-22 DOI:10.5206/eei.v31i1.14051
H. Elhoweris, Sarah Bond, Mona Alameri, Rachel Takrit, Najwa Alhosani
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本研究旨在探讨阿拉伯联合大公国教育工作者对资优教育及双优学生的态度。一千七十五名教育工作者(81%为通识教育教师,19%为资优教师)参与了这项研究。使用在线双语调查工具收集数据,使用qualics系统分发。本研究发现,阿布达比市教师对资优教育及双优学生持正面态度。普通教育工作者的分数与天才教师的分数没有显著差异。研究结果还表明,没有教过天才儿童经验的阿布扎比教育工作者对天才儿童的态度比有经验的教育工作者更积极。
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Attitudes of Abu Dhabi Educators Toward Gifted Education and Twice-Exceptional Students
The purpose of the study was to explore attitudes of educators in the United Arab Emirates toward gifted education and twice-exceptional students. One thousand and seventy-five educators (81% general education teachers and 19% teachers of the gifted) participated in this study. Data were collected using an online dual-language survey instrument, which was distributed using the Qualtrics system. Findings of this study indicated that Abu Dhabi teachers have positive attitudes toward gifted education and twice-exceptional students. No significant differences were found in scores for general educators as compared to those for teachers of the gifted. The findings also indicated that Abu Dhabi educators who had no experience of teaching gifted children had a more positive attitude toward them than those who had experience.
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Exceptionality Education International Social Sciences-Education
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