Research Article | Open Access
Effect of Knowledge, Readiness and Teaching Technique in Inclusive Practices Among Mainstream Teachers in Malaysia
Muhamad Khairul Anuar Bin Hussin Abdul Rahim Bin Hamdan
Pages: 1-15
Abstract
This study examines the knowledge, readiness and teaching techniques in Inclusion Program among
mainstream teachers who teach special education students. The aspects of knowledge, readiness and
teaching techniques are measured based on the teacher’s experience and it was given a good effects
to inclusion practices in Malaysia. This quantitative study was conducted on 276 samples. A set of
questionnaires was used as the instrument in this study. The results of the analysis showed a greater
acceptance in descriptive and differential variance in which null hypotheses formulated were
accepted with p-value > alpha value of 0.05. Therefore, there are no differences between knowledge,
readiness and teaching techniques among mainstream teachers based on their experience. The result
of this study can provide input to mainstream teachers, besides giving equal opportunities to special
education students.
Keywords
Inclusive, knowledge, readiness, teaching technique