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Direct linkSofia Freire; Cláudia Roçadas; Joana Pipa; Cecília Aguiar – British Educational Research Journal, 2024
One main argument for inclusion refers to the social benefits that students with SEN might have from being in contact with typically developing classmates. Students' sense of belonging to the classroom is also a relevant dimension of inclusion, given its importance for positive emotional and social development and academic motivation. Yet, studies…
Descriptors: Social Networks, Social Experience, Sense of Community, Classroom Environment
