PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH TO DEVELOPING PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ READINESS FOR IMPLEMENTING INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
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inclusive education, psychological approach, primary school teacher, professional readiness, psychological preparedness, emotional stability, reflection, pedagogical activity.Abstract
This article examines the issue of developing primary school teachers’ readiness to implement inclusive education from a psychological perspective. The role of psychological preparedness in the effective organization of teachers’ professional activities within inclusive settings is analyzed. Teachers’ readiness for inclusive education is presented through motivational-value, cognitive, emotional-volitional, and reflective components. Additionally, activities organized based on a psychological approach are shown to enhance teachers’ attitudes toward working in inclusive environments and to strengthen their professional confidence. The article provides practical conclusions and recommendations aimed at increasing primary school teachers’ preparedness for inclusive education.
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