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Evaluating the Relationship of Assistive Technology and Students’ Reading and Writing Skills Performance in Special Needs Education Program
This study examined the extent of assistive technology (AT) utilization among teachers in self-contained and inclusive classroom settings, as well as its relationship with learners’ literacy performance. Specifically, it investigated teachers’ perceptions, the frequency of AT use, and its perceived
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