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Irene Vanderpuye
Irene Vanderpuye
Associate Professor of Special and Inclusive Education, University of Cape Coast
Verified email at ucc.edu.gh
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Perspectives of Teachers Regarding Inclusive Education in Ghana.
P Deku, I Vanderpuye
International Journal of Whole Schooling 13 (3), 39-54, 2017
532017
Piloting inclusive education in Ghana: Parental perceptions, expectations and involvement
I Vanderpuye
University of Leeds, 2013
322013
Sustainability of inclusive education in Ghana: Teachers’ attitude, perception of resources needed and perception of possible impact on pupils
I Vanderpuye, GK Obosu, M Nishimuko
International Journal of Inclusive Education 24 (14), 1527-1539, 2020
282020
In search of universal health coverage–highlighting the accessibility of health care to students with disabilities in Ghana: a qualitative study
E Abodey, I Vanderpuye, I Mensah, E Badu
BMC health services research 20, 1-12, 2020
202020
Inclusive education in Ghana: what are the levers for change?
EK Gyimah, I Vanderpuye
Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011
142011
Preparation for inclusive education in Ghana
Vanderpuye, I., Gyimah, E. K., & Deku, P
Ghana Journal of Education 1 (1), 11-21, 2009
102009
Assessing instructional strategies: A study of selected regular schools in Ghana: Implications for inclusive education
Deku, P & Vanderpuye, I
African Journal of Special Educational Needs 4, 67-81, 2008
10*2008
The state of support services and effect of class size in mainstreamed schools: Implication for inclusive education in Ghana
I Vanderpuye, P Deku, SA Kwarteng
IFE Psychologia: An International Journal 14 (1), 145-157, 2006
82006
Assessment of Students’ Skills in Protective and Sighted Guide Techniques: Evidence from Schools for the Blind in Ghana
I Vanderpuye, I Attia, R Amoako, D Fofie, D Asamoah
University of Cape Coast, 2020
52020
Challenges inherent in the academic endeavours of students with visual impairment
I Vanderpuye, I Nyame, MP Okai
International Journal of Inclusive Education, 1-14, 2022
32022
Regular pupil’s attitude and pupils with disabilities feelings about inclusion
Vanderpuye, I., & Deku, P
Journal of Counselling, Education and Psychology 1 (2), 70-89, 2007
32007
Effective use of assistive technology in inclusive classroom: views of teachers on resources and challenges in a developing economy
I VANDerpuye, MP Okai
Support for Learning 38 (2), 68-82, 2023
12023
Teachers’ Perception of the Impact of Instructional Strategies on Children With Reading Difficulty in Ghana
F Adusei-Bonsu, I Vanderpuye, EK Ntim
International Journal of Social Science and Human Research 4 (04), 781-787, 2021
12021
Psychological distress and coping mechanisms among parents of children with developmental disorders
L Ohene, I Vanderpuye
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 58, 1052-1052, 2023
2023
An Assessment of Inclusive Education Experiences of Teacher-Trainees with Sensory Impairment in Colleges of Education in Ghana
EKL Mantey, I Vanderpuye, L Asamani
Open Journal of Educational Research, 75-92, 2023
2023
A Qualitative Inquiry into the Factors that Influence Deaf Children's Early Sign Language Acquisition among Deaf Children in Ghana
GK Obosu, I Vanderpuye, NA Opoku-Asare, TO Adigun
Sign Language Studies 23 (4), 527-554, 2023
2023
Effect of repeated reading on the reading ability of children with reading difficulties
MP Okai, EK Gyimah, I Vanderpuye, M Bello
Ghana Journal of Education: Issues and Practice (GJE) 7, 1-19, 2021
2021
Expanded Core Curriculum and Academic Achievement of Students with Visual Impairment
EK Ntim, I Vanderpuye, IA Kpodeo, RA Assie, C Derkye
Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal 8 (6), 2021
2021
Sustainability of Inclusive Education and COVID-19: Perspectives of Teachers and Parents of Children with Disability on Virtual Learning Platforms
I Vanderpuye, MP Okai
2021
Assessing sign language competency of teachers of the deaf in Ghana
I Kumedzro, F. K. & Vanderpuye
University of Uyo Journal of Humanities 24 (2), 285-302, 2020
2020
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