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Support Services for Students With Motor Disabilities in Jordanian Public Universities

Published research by Dr. Osama Muhammad Juma measuring the level of support services provided to students with motor disabilities enrolled in Jordanian public universities, from the students' own perspective.

By Dr. Osama Juma — PhD in Special Education, The University of Jordan · Published: 2024 · Volume 6, Issue 4 · 5 min read

Original source: This article was first published in the International Journal of Humanities and Educational Research. Read the full original version.

Publication Details

The research was published in 2024 in the International Journal of Humanities and Educational Research, Volume 6, Issue 4.

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What Is the Scope of This Research?

The research focuses on students' own experience in assessing the level of support services within Jordanian public universities.

It also addresses differences related to gender, degree of disability, college, and academic level, helping to read the service across more than one dimension.

Why Does Listening to Students' Views Matter?

Assessing accessibility through the people who use the service reveals barriers that may not appear in equipment lists, such as continuity of service, ease of requesting it, and its impact on participation and independence.

The original version can be consulted for the methodology, sample, findings, and recommendations as published by the researcher.

Note: This content is general awareness/educational material. Determining the most appropriate support requires understanding the student's needs and learning environment, and collaboration with the relevant team.

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