. CL (Collaborative Learning) TEL (Tecnlology Enhanced Learning ) IE (Inclusive Education)

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CL (Collaborative Learning) TEL (Tecnlology Enhanced Learning ) IE (Inclusive Education)

 CL: It a situation where members of group do the work together (Dillenbourg P. 1999). Collaboration requires cooperation (Ilknur I. 2011)  IE : It deals with acceptance of students for who they are, recognizing and valuing their variety identities and the diversity (e.g.: learning difficulties, anomalies, attainments….), arranging for them to learn together in mixed collaborating groups, giving them equal opportunities to the learning materials and helping them to achieve learning goals and outcomes(Ainscow, et al., 2006).  TEL :It is the situations in which technology is used to help people to learn (Goodyear, P. & Retails S., 2010). Technology can be used to overcome barriers to learning for all students (Florian, Hegarty, 2004)  Social constructivist, Dialogical and some principles of Trialogical are the learning theories (models) behind this study (Hakkarainen K., 2009 & Stahl, G. et al, 2006)

Methods of Data Collection ( status)  Direct class observation (completed)  Questionnaire for students (completed)  Interview for teacher (ongoing)  Documentary research (Still in progress) Methods of Data Analysis (Status : Pending)  Thematic analysis: analyzing data by theme  Comparative analysis : analyzing data by comparing them

 The first chapter is the general introduction. It gives the general picture of the whole work and it will show some illustrations about the background to the study, aim and objectives of the study, ethical issues, research questions, expected results and risks, the problem that are being dealt, the structure of the work and methodology used as well as timeline to accomplish whole study.  The second chapter will be the review of related literature and theoretical framework which involves the contribution of various authors to the CL, inclusive education and TEL into learning.  The third chapter will deal with the research methodology where I will describe the guidelines of accessible population sampling procedures and instrumentation.  The fourth chapter will talk about data analysis,interpretation and the presentation (discussion) of data collected.  The fifth chapter will highlight the summary of the study, general conclusion and recommendations if there are.

Time Activities January- August /2013 September- october 2013 November- December 2013 January-April 2014 May 2014 Research plan and methodology Done Reviewing research objectives, questions and problem Done Reviewing the literature continuing Collecting data Started In progress Processing and analyzing data Pending Reporting the findings Finalizing report