| 英文摘要 |
This study investigates the challenges and strategies preschool special education teachers face when integrating children with moderate to severe disabilities into regular classrooms. Using a qualitative approach, in-depth interviews were conducted with six experienced teachers recognized for their success in inclusive practices. Two primary challenges emerged: managing classroom dynamics and fostering social interactions with children of varying abilities and bridging differences in teaching beliefs and practices between regular and special education teachers. Effective strategies included fostering strong teacher collaboration, co-planning curricula, employing learning center-based instruction, and adapting materials to meet diverse learner needs. Administrative and professional support further bolstered teacher confidence and sustained their commitment to inclusion. The findings underscore the importance of teacher collaboration, curriculum flexibility, and systematic support in advancing inclusive education. |