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Bridging Learning Gaps Through the Use of Assistive Technology Among Learners in Special Needs and Inclusive Education Settings
The study examined the extent to which teachers in self-contained and inclusive classrooms use assistive technology (AT) and how this relates to learners’ performance in reading comprehension and writing. It explored teachers’ perceptions of AT, the frequency of its use, and whether its integration
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