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The research aimed to identify the availability of professional competencies among teachers with autism spectrum disorder in light of international standards in the city of Jeddah, and to reveal the differences between the professional competencies of teachers with autism spectrum disorder depending on experience, gender, and academic qualification. To achieve these goals, the research relied on the descriptive analytical method, using the questionnaire as a tool to collect data from a sample of (59) male and female teachers of students with autism spectrum disorder in public schools in the city of Jeddah, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, using a simple random method. The research reached a set of results, most notably: a high level of availability of the professional competencies required for teachers with autism spectrum disorder in the city of Jeddah, with an arithmetic mean of (3.80), with a standard deviation of (0.45), and the arithmetic mean is in the high category. The study also found that there were statistically significant differences at the significance level (0.05) in the availability of the necessary professional competencies for autism spectrum disorder teachers in the city of Jeddah due to the gender variable, and in favor of females. The study found that there were no statistically significant differences in the availability of the necessary professional competencies among teachers with autism spectrum disorder due to the educational qualification variable. The current study found that there were statistically significant differences at the significance level (0.05) in the availability of the cognitive foundation's competencies dimension due to the educational qualification variable, and in favor of those with a postgraduate qualification. The study found that there were no statistically significant differences in the extent of the availability of the necessary professional competencies among teachers with a postgraduate qualification. Autism spectrum disorder is attributed to the variable years of experience. In light of the findings of this study, it recommends the need for school administrations to conduct training courses for teachers of children with autism spectrum disorder to familiarize them with the regulations and legislation in the field of autism spectrum disorder, develop transition plans for individuals with autism spectrum disorder, and the need to inform teachers of children with autism spectrum disorder in a comprehensive manner. Continuing to learn new information and research in the field of autism spectrum disorder. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The current study aimed to explore the level of teachers' knowledge of evidence-based practices (EBP) related to teaching students with intellectual disability. The study used the descriptive methodology, and the study was conducted on male and female teachers in schools affiliated with the Qassim Region Education Administration. (116) teachers participated in this study. The results of the study showed that the level of teachers' knowledge of evidence-based practices (EBP) in teaching students with intellectual disability was a medium degree, and the background knowledge related to accessing evidence-based practices (EBP) was a medium degree. Also, the results showed that those with a higher educational qualification and those who attended more than (4) training courses have more knowledge of evidence-based practices (EBP) related to students with intellectual disability and have access to evidence-based practices (EBP) to a high degree. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The study aimed to identify the extent of blended learning resources availability in the schools of Bethlehem Governorate from the teachers' perspective, and provide blended learning resources proposals. The descriptive analytical approach was employed, using a questionnaire distributed to a sample of (365) male and female teachers of public-school teachers in the Bethlehem Governorate, out of (2231) the total study population. The study main results showed an average availability degree of blended learning resources in public schools in Bethlehem Governorate, from their teachers' perspectives. There were statistical differences in the response of sample members due to gender variable, except for technology field, and in the school location variable in favor of the city compared to the village. As for level and major variables, there were no differences in the response averages of the study sample. The study recommends adopting future policies for developing physical technical environments in public schools, teacher continuous professional development and training in courses and workshops on school related issues in general and male schools in particular, to improve their skills, teaching methods and develop their technical abilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study aimed to identify the attitudes of Islamic educational teachers towards E-learning in light of the Corona pandemic in the Directorate of Education at Al-Qasr region, and the effects of the following variables (Gender, Academic Qualification, and Years of Experience). To achieve the study’s objectives, the researcher followed the technique of descriptive approach. The sample consisted of (100) teachers. The study tool consisted of (30) items were built to measure trends towards Elearning. The validity and reliability were verified. The results of the study indicated that, the attitudes of Islamic education teachers towards Elearning in light of the Corona pandemic came to be in a moderate degree. A statistically significant differences (α = 0.05) were found due to the gender variable, in favor of females. Also, statistically significant differences (α = 0.05) were found due to the educational qualification variable, in favor of the higher qualification in comparison with the bachelor's degree. Moreover, no statistically significant differences (α = 0.05) were found due to the variable years of teaching experience. The need to integrate E-learning with face-to-face learning in the educational process were recommended based on the results of the study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study aimed to identify instructional competencies of the physical education teachers، as well as investigating the differences in the degree of possession of teaching competencies according to the variables of (Qualification ، gender، experience ، educational qualification، place of residence، specialization). The researcher used the descriptive analytical approach، and questionnaires as a tool for data collection، which was applied to a sample of (537) intentionally selected physical education teachers، supervisors، and principals of public and private schools in Sana’a and the capital city. The results of the study concluded that physical education teachers in the schools of the capital city and Sana’a possess a high degree of teaching competencies. The results also showed that teachers of specialization of (Physical Education) have higher teaching competencies than those nonspecialists، and that private school teachers possess a higher degree of teaching competencies comparing to public school teachers. Based on these results، the study recommended the need to develop and improve the teaching competencies of physical education teachers by involving them in additional training sessions and education courses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to analyze and find the authority of boarding school leaders and the managerial competence of teachers in constructing language literacy awareness in the Imam Syafi'i Islamic Boarding School, Jember Regency. This research uses a qualitative type with a descriptive exploratory approach—data collection techniques using in-depth interviews, participatory observation, and documentation studies. The data were then analyzed using the stages of data reduction, data presentation, and concluding with the validity of the data, the credibility of the triangulation method and sources, and confirmability. Based on the research findings, it was concluded that STDI teacher Imam Syafi'i carries out his role as the authority in compiling programs, organizing language literacy teams, mobilizing teaching staff and staff, optimizing Islamic boarding schools' resources, and controlling activities through monitoring activity processes and achievement of religious literacy programs and utilizing monitoring results in increasing progress quality of students with sustainable language literacy programs.

Technological progress is necessary and affects all aspects of life, including education. The influence of technological advancement can be found in the emergence of e-learning as an interactive learning media innovation that can be utilized in realizing active, innovative and independent learning and not only supporting students in mastering materials but also accelerating students in mastering 21st-century learning competencies. E-learning is becoming the right choice to realize effective distance learning. This study aimed to analyze and describe teachers’ and students’ perceptions at Markaz Arabiyah about E-learning used in Minhah's class at the Markaz Arabiyah Arabic course institution. The method used in this research was a survey research method with a quantitative approach. Data were collected using observation techniques, questionnaires, and literature studies. The results showed that the Markaz Arabiyah e-learning used in learning at the Minhah Mesir Program was categorized as good in the visual aspect and quite good in the media engineering aspect, with an average percentage for the visual aspect of 79.2% and for the media engineering aspect of 71%. These results indicated that e-learning had a good appearance and features adjusted to progress technology and students' needs in accessing practice questions. However, regarding content and material aspects, Markaz Arabiyah was in a bad category with an average percentage score of 44% each. The category was not good for both indicators because the Markaz Arabiyah e-learning did not yet contain material and was only used as a learning evaluation media.

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The study is aimed to identify reality of the practice of private school managers in Marib governorate for participatory leadership from the point of view of teachers. The study uses a descriptive analytical methodology. The sample consists of 168 male and female teachers. To achieve the study's objectives, a questionnaire is used as a data collection tool, consisting of 24 statements and distributed across four dimensions. The study comes to several results, the most important of which are: the level of practice of collaborative leadership by private school managers is high. The study also finds no statistically significant differences between the responses of the sample members attributed to variables such as gender and years of experience. However, statistically significant differences are found in relation to the variable of academic qualification for the dimensions of participation in decision-making and interpersonal relationships. The study recommends enhancing and promoting the culture of collaborative leadership and investing in it effectively due to its positive impact on the quality of educational leadership. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present study aims at investigating teaching English language to Kurdish students with special educational needs in Sulaimani city. The study focuses on the challenges that the teachers and students with special need face in teaching/learning English. Furthermore, the researchers designed two different tools to collect data: an interview for the teachers of English language and a questionnaire to be answered by the students with special needs. The data is collected from Runaki Institute and Hiwa Institute in Sulaimani city during the academic year 2022-2023. Moreover, mixed-method research is used in this study. The quantitative collected data is analyzed using SPSS, meanwhile thematic analysis is used to analyze the qualitative data. The results show that there are many challenges of teaching English to students with special needs which are relevant to curriculum, shortage of resources, lack of teaching training courses, and so on. Finally, the study presents some possible solutions to overcome the challenges facing students and teachers; the solutions are limited to designing special curriculum for English, conducting different training courses by the national and international experts, setting classes in a special way so that the students can get benefit from, and treating each student as an individual. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article aimed to identify the degree of application of the principles of total quality in public schools in the Directorate of Qasaba Amman Education from teachers' point of view, using the descriptive survey method. The study sample consisted of (341) male and female teachers in Qasaba Amman public schools. To achieve the objectives of the study, a tool was developed with (30) items, and its validity and reliability were verified. The results of the study showed that the degree of application of the principles of total quality in public schools in the Directorate of Qasaba Amman Education from the teachers' point of view was medium. The results showed that there were statistically significant differences in the degree of applying the principles of total quality in public schools in the Directorate of Qasaba Amman Education from teachers' point of view due to some demographic variables. It contains relevant aspects to be clear to all concerned in the school so that it is easy to apply and implement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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