Tag: student support


Students with Disabilities: Understanding Attitudes & Accommodations

Attitudes toward Students with Disabilities and Accommodations Attitudes toward students with disabilities (SWD) represent a critical area of study within educational psychology, profoundly influencing the success, inclusion, and overall well-being of this population. These attitudes are complex constructs, encompassing cognitive beliefs, affective responses, and behavioral intentions, which collectively dictate the implementation quality of legally mandated […]

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Vulnerable Pupil Support: Attitudes & Strategies

Defining Vulnerable Pupil Support and Attitudinal Context Attitudes toward vulnerable pupil support constitute a critical area of psychological and educational research, fundamentally determining the success or failure of inclusive educational policies globally. Vulnerable pupils are defined broadly, encompassing students facing significant educational barriers due to factors such as severe socioeconomic disadvantage, diagnosed physical or learning […]

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