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Vol.11 │ August, 2022

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

A Survey of the Teachers-Parents Relationship Building and Parent Training in Homebound Instruction for Students with Disabilities in China; Analysis from the Point of View of Homebound Instruction Teachers

Qingtong WANG, et al.(2022)    Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 1-14. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_1

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Difficulties Felt by School Staff in Supporting Children with Medical Care Needs

Reiko HATAKEYAMA, et al. (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 15-28. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_15

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Survey on Support Needs of Braille-reading Students in Inclusive Higher Education in China

Xin WANG et al. (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 29-42. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_29

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Effects of Simulation Exercises for Nursing Students Who Has not Experienced Clinical Training During COVID-19; An ARCS-Model Evaluation

Chizuru YAMAZAKI, et al.  (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 43-55. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_43

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Effective Feedback Methods for Teachers in Field Training in Senior High Schools for Special Needs; From a Survey of Special Needs School in Akita Prefecture

Aya IMAI, et al. (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 56-67. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_56

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A Historical Study of the Beginnings of taking special classes in Japan; Focusing on Teacher Practice, Parent Movement, Professional Participation, and Educational Administration Across Disability Types

Erika HAMA. (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 68-82. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_68

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Consideration on Qualitative Changes in the Job Application Before and After the COVID-19 Pandemic; Focusing on Qualitative Changes in Question Items

Megumi UENO, et al. (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 83-93. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_83

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REVIEW ARTICLE

Study on Change in School Enrollment Status of Children with Muscular Dystrophy in Schools for Children with Special Needs in Japan; Judging from a Trend of Education Policy and Medical Technology

Yukino NIITSU, et al. (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 94-109. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_94

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SHORT PAPER

Analysis of Environmental Factors Influential on the Formation of Concepts in Infancy; Use of CRAYON BOOK Data

Kiyomi UTAGAWA, et al. (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 110-120. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_110

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ACTIVITY REPORTS

Assumed Factors of Speech Suppression in a Child with a Cerebral Palsy

Reiko FUJIMURA, et al.  (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 121-130. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_121

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The Current Situation and Issues of Tutorial System for International Students; Shimonoseki City University Case Study

Yukari INOMATA, et al. (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 131-140. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_131

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Educational Practice on Understanding of a Shape for Childhood; Based on the Perspective of Number Concepts of the CRAYON BOOK

Naomi OKADA et al. (2022)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 11, 141-153. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.11.0_141

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Vol.12 │ August, 2023

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

The Influence of Workshops Using Art Activities on Users of Type B Continuous Employment Support for Persons with Disabilities; A Study Using Two Way Analysis of C ovariance and Text Mining

Setsuko SHA, et al.(2023)    Journal of Inclusive Education, 12, 1-15. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.12.0_1

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Analytical Research about Infant (1-2 years old) Development Process of Language Concept and Expression Based on CRAYON BOOK

Takashi OKADA, et al. (2023)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 12, 16-30. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.12.0_16

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Challenges for Career Development Support for Nurses in Non-Regular Employment Status for Childcare; Based on Interviews with Nursing Managers at Small and Medium-Sized Hospitals

Rika WATANABE (2023)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 12, 31-44. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.12.0_31

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Parents’ Consciousness about Self-determination of Children with Intellectual Disability or Autism Spectrum Disorder and Factors Influencing the Parents’ Consciousness

Yuxin CHEN (2023)    Journal of Inclusive Education, 12, 46-61. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.12.0_46

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The Examination of Factors Influencing the Conceptual Formation of 1-2 Years Old Children by Environment; Focusing on the Results of Data Analysis of the CRAYON BOOK and Interviews with Childcare Workers

Kiyomi UTAGAWA, et al. (2023)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 12, 62-79. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.12.0_62

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REVIEW ARTICLE

Nursing Care at the Time of Death including Grief Care; Review of the Literature on Perceptions of the Bereaved and Implications for Nursing Education

Rena AYABE, et al. (2023)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 12, 80-90. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.12.0_80

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SHORT PAPER

Current Situation and Issues Concerning Lifelong Learning in Special Needs Schools for the Physically Disabled Person; From a Survey of Special Needs School in a Local City

Aya IMAI, et al. (2023)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 12, 91-104. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.12.0_91

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ACTIVITY REPORTS

Educational Practice on Understanding Quantity for Early Childhood; Based on the Perspective of Number Concepts of the CRAYON BOOK

Naomi OKADA, et al. (2023)    Journal of Inclusive Education, 12, 105-117. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.12.0_105

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A Practical Examination of Multi-Tiered Instruction Model in Higher Education

Yohei MANASE (2023)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 12, 118-127. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.12.0_118

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Vol.13 │ August, 2024

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Circular Processes of Engagement in School Aged Down Syndrome Child; Through a Multi-year Analysis of Parent’s Narratives

Misa WAKAMATSU, et al.(2024)    Journal of Inclusive Education, 13, 1-21. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.13.0_1

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Development of Guidelines to Support Career Guidance for Upper Secondary Teachers of Special Needs Schools; Through Consensus Building Using the Delphi Method

Aya IMAI, et al. (2024)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 13, 22-35. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.13.0_22

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Facial Expression Recognition in Mask-wearing Faces in Japanese Preschool Children

Seiji KOGA, et al. (2024)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 13, 36-48. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.13.0_36

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Needs and Current Status of Persons with Disabilities in the Noto Peninsula Earthquake: A Text Mining Analysis from the Perspective of Disaster Relief Workers

Yuki MOCHIHARA.(2024)    Journal of Inclusive Education, 13, 49-63. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.13.0_49

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Comparison of the Implementation Status of Disability Simulation in Elementary School; Through a Survey of Teachers at University-affiliated Elementary School in Japan and Taiwan 

Hsuanling CHEN, et al. (2024)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 13, 64-82. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.13.0_64

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Comparison of Japan and South Korea Regarding Guidance Course and Contents for Students with Severe and Multiple Disabilities in Special Needs School

Minji KIM, et al. (2024)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 13, 83-104. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.13.0_83

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ACTIVITY REPORT

A Study on the Effects of Differences in Learning Activities in Exchange and Collaborative Learning on the Interaction and Learning of Children in Regular Classes; Focusing Instead on Two-way Interactions

Tatsuya HIRATSUKA, et al. (2024)   Journal of Inclusive Education, 13,105-119. DOI: 10.20744/incleedu.13.0_105

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