Inclusive and technology-assisted approaches to the education of students with motor disabilities.

Abstract
Motor disability, as a condition that affects a person's ability to perform movements and move independently, requires specialized educational practices and adaptations to provide equal access to education. In this context, this theoretical study aims to explore ways in which the educational experience for students with motor disabilities can be improved by providing essential support and highlighting inclusive and technology-assisted learning practices. By adopting inclusive practices, it can be ensured that all students, regardless of their physical abilities, have the opportunity to develop their skills and successfully integrate into the learning community. Differentiated teaching, individualized educational interventions, and the use of technology and assistive devices are some of the key strategies considered. The study concludes that by adopting effective and innovative educational practices, a pedagogical framework that promotes equality, acceptance, and personal development for all students, with or without motor disabilities, can be developed.
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Mastrothanasis, K., Alexopoulos, P., Koulianou, M., & Paschou, K. (2025). Inclusive and technology-assisted approaches to the education of students with motor disabilities. Open Education: The Journal for Open and Distance Education and Educational Technology, 21(1), 183–205. https://doi.org/10.12681/jode.39078
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