Journal of Research in Special Educational Needs
Scope & Guideline
Connecting Research to Real-World Impact
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Inclusive Education Practices:
The journal emphasizes research that explores effective inclusive education strategies, highlighting how to integrate students with special needs into mainstream classrooms. - Teacher Training and Professional Development:
A significant focus is placed on the professional growth of educators, examining how teacher preparation programs can better equip educators to support students with diverse needs. - Parental and Community Involvement:
The journal recognizes the critical role of parents and community in supporting students with SEN, publishing studies that explore their perspectives and involvement in the educational process. - Impact of Policies and Practices:
Research examining the effects of local and national educational policies on the inclusion and support of students with disabilities is a core area, aiming to inform better policy-making. - Technological Innovations in Education:
The journal addresses the use of technology in supporting learning for students with special needs, investigating how digital tools can enhance educational outcomes. - Social and Emotional Learning:
There is a focus on the emotional and social competencies necessary for students with SEN, exploring interventions and strategies that promote well-being and resilience.
Trending and Emerging
- Impact of COVID-19 on Students with SEN:
Recent publications increasingly address the challenges faced by students with SEN during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing insights into resilience, adaptation, and the implications for future educational practices. - Neurodiversity and Inclusive Practices:
There is a rising interest in neurodiversity, exploring how educational practices can be adapted to better support neurodivergent students, including those with ADHD and autism. - Collaborative Practices:
Emerging research focuses on collaboration among educators, therapists, and families, highlighting the importance of teamwork in supporting students with special needs. - Digital Learning and Inclusion:
As technology becomes more integrated into education, studies examining the effectiveness of digital tools and remote learning strategies for students with SEN are increasingly prevalent. - Social-Emotional Learning Strategies:
There is a growing emphasis on social-emotional learning interventions tailored for students with SEN, recognizing their critical role in supporting overall educational success and well-being.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Special Education Models:
Research focusing solely on traditional special education models, such as segregated settings, has decreased, indicating a move towards more inclusive and integrated approaches. - Single-Disability Focus:
Studies that concentrate on specific disabilities without considering the intersectionality of multiple needs are less frequent, reflecting a broader understanding of the complexities faced by students. - Generalized Teacher Attitudes:
While teacher attitudes towards inclusion remain essential, the exploration of generalized teacher attitudes without contextual factors has diminished, as researchers seek more nuanced understandings. - Historical Perspectives on Special Education:
There has been a decline in publishing historical analyses of special education practices, suggesting a preference for current trends and future directions in research. - Focus on Disability Labels:
Research that primarily discusses the implications of disability labels without examining broader systemic issues is becoming less common, highlighting a shift towards understanding the social model of disability.
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