Attention to Diversity with Love and Respect. Inclusive, Equitable and Quality Education
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https://doi.org/10.37467/revtechno.v15.5033Keywords:
Diversity, Love, Respect, Inclusion, Equity and quality, EducationAbstract
Educational inclusion, equity and quality of education should be considered from the perspective of diversity, love and respect for students. The teacher is the architect of this variable education, which is why this research was conducted. The main objective is to understand the degree of relationship between the dimensions of inclusive, equitable and quality education. A quantitative correlational study was carried out under a non-experimental design, in which the perception of 384 teachers in the province of Guayas, all of them in initial and basic education, was collected through a survey. Cronbach's alpha was 92.5%.
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