المجلة العلمية للتربية البدنية و الرياضية
Volume 25, Numéro 1, Pages 60-81
2026-01-31
Authors : Ousmail Safia .
Abstract This study sought to investigate the perspectives of physical education instructors regarding the involvement of students with special needs in school sports, emphasizing the transition from stereotypical views to genuine inclusive educational practices. A descriptive-analytical methodology was employed, encompassing a sample of 22 physical education instructors from various educational levels. Data were gathered using a validated questionnaire assessing attitudes and inclusive practices, and analyzed via parametric statistical tests, including One-Way ANOVA and Pearson’s correlation coefficient. The findings indicated statistically significant variations in teachers' attitudes based on educational level, years of experience, and type of training, with specialized training demonstrating the most substantial positive effect.
Attitudes ; Physical Education ; Special Needs ; School Inclusion ; Inclusive Practices
Guesmia Manoubia
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pages 116-129.
Benhazil Abderahmen
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pages 1164-1185.
عثمان العاقب كمال
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ماحي صفيان
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مخطاري عبد الحميد
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ص 882-909.
Grine Laid
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Maouche Abdelhamid
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pages 190-203.
براهيمي عيسى
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صلحاوي حسناء
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ص 229-249.