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Pre-service teachers’ perceptions of inclusion through reflective practices in language teacher education
This qualitative study explores pre-service language teachers’ perceptions of how reflective practices influence their preparation for inclusive teaching. Using a basic qualitative design, data were collected from 10 fourth-year pre-service teachers at a large public university in Ankara, Türkiye, t
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