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Ibrahim Al-Qaryouti

Publications 4

Research article

Inclusion of an Autistic Child in Kindergarten Facility: A Case Study

Ibrahim Al-Qaryouti, Ghazwa Nachabe, Tamara Leeder · Journal of Educational and Psychological Studies · 2017 · 10.53543/jeps.vol11iss4pp803-817

This study aimed to investigate the effects of inclusion of an autistic child, at entrance age of four years and seven months, into the Child Care Center of the Sultan Qaboos University. The study was designed to specifically answer: (1) Which domains of the ASDA scale did „Ahmad‟ show notable improvement? (2) Which ar …

Research article

Omani Stakeholders’ Preferences for Educational Placement of Students with Disabilities

Jalal H. Hussien, Abdelhafez Q. Al-Shayeb, Ibrahim Al-Qaryouti · Journal of Educational and Psychological Studies · 2015 · 10.53543/jeps.vol9iss4pp628-644

The purpose of the current study was to survey the stakeholders’ opinions of the best educational placement setting for students with disabilities in the Sultanate of Oman. Two thousand four hundred and thirty stakeholders participated in this study. The findings provided evidence that the majority of the Omani stakeho …

Research article

Sultan Qaboos University Students’ Attitudes towards Inclusion of Their Peers with Disabilities

Ibrahim Al-Qaryouti, Jokha Al Shukaili · Journal of Educational and Psychological Studies · 2015 · 10.53543/jeps.vol9iss2pp262-274

The present study aimed to identify attitudes of students of Sultan Qaboos University towards the inclusion of disabled peers. To achieve the objective of the study, the researchers used a scale to measure students' attitudes towards inclusion. The final version of the scale consisted of 34 items after verification of …

Research article

Regular Education Teachers’ Attitudes towards Inclusion in Oman

Jalal H. Hussien, Ibrahim Al-Qaryouti · Journal of Educational and Psychological Studies · 2014 · 10.53543/jeps.vol8iss4pp617-626

The objectives of the study were to investigate regular education teachers’ attitudes towards inclusion and their educational setting preferences for teaching students with disabilities. In addition, the impact of teachers’ gender and teaching experience on the attitudes towards inclusion were examined. Seven hundred t …

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