Understanding the Nature of Political Economy in Developing States: A Study of the Structural Issues in the Political Economy of Pakistan

Abstract

This study aims to explore strategies to empower Pakistani math students with hearing impairments to have greater autonomy in their educational journey. The objective is to identify effective methodologies and examine the viewpoints of educators. A quantitative research approach was used to choose a sample of 150 teachers using simple random selection. Data was collected using a questionnaire that was prepared by the researchers themselves. The collected data was then analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The findings indicate that the implementation of inclusive policies, targeted training, and collaborative initiatives to enhance mathematical education for children with hearing impairments are positively welcomed. Teachers' judgments were influenced by variables such as gender, age, education, and posting location. It is recommended to implement specialized teacher training, promote collaboration between educators and families, and allocate finances to ensure universal access to support services. The study emphasizes the necessity of establishing inclusive strategies tailored to meet the diverse needs of students with hearing impairments and highlights the importance of providing instructors with sufficient support and resources. Policymakers and stakeholders should strive to create an inclusive environment that promotes success in mathematics education for all children by addressing inequalities and understanding the factors that influence teachers' viewpoints.