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Seeing Learning Differently: Teachers’ Perceptions on the Use of Audio-Visual Presentations for Students with Intellectual Disabilities
Inclusive education emphasizes providing equitable learning opportunities for all learners, including those with intellectual disabilities (ID). This qualitative study explored the perceptions of Senior High School teachers in Region XII, Philippines, regarding the use of audio-visual presentations
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