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Female and Rural School Students Show More Positive Attitudes toward Disability during Physical Education Lessons
Physical education (PE) lessons offer an excellent opportunity to encourage participation and learning for students with and without disabilities. However, there are still barriers that prevent educative inclusion (EI) from being achieved, with negative attitudes being one of the major issues. This
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