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3 Pakistan J.L. Analysis & Wisdom 244 (2024)
Inclusivity, Teacher Competency, and Learning Environment at Higher Education: Empirical Evidences

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Pakistan Journal of Law, Analysis and Wisdom
Volume  No. 3, Issue No. 5, May 2024
e-ISSN: 2959-0825, p-ISSN: 2959-0817
http://pjlaw.com.pk
    Inclusivity, Teacher Competency, and Learning  Environment  at Higher Education:
                                  Empirical  Evidences

                                  Muhammad Shoaib
      Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Gujrat, Gujrat, Pakistan
                                  shoaibsoc@uog.edu.pk

                                    Kokab   Shehzadi
         BS  Student, Department of Sociology, University of Gujrat, Gujrat, Pakistan
                               kokabshehzadi39@gmail.com

                                      Zaheer Abbas
      Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Gujrat, Gujrat, Pakistan
                                  dr.zaheer@uog.edu.pk
Abstract
       This paper has been designed  to evaluate teacher competency and inclusive learning
       classroom environment at the tertiary level. The main purpose is to consolidate published
       scholarship on teacher competency and  inclusive learning classroom environments in
       higher education. This review paper seeks to give a laconic picture of teacher competency
       and learning environment in various domains. Hence, this paper has been based on the key
       findings of various studies. The study findings assert the effects of teacher competency on
       an inclusive learning classroom environment. It also points out the brief aspects of the
       inclusive learning classroom environment. A glance at the number of studies corroborates
       that inclusivity, teacher competency, and learning environment at higher education
       institutions.
Keywords:   Inclusivity, Teacher Competency,  Learning,  Classroom  Environment,  Higher
Education
© 2024  The Authors. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative
Commons   Attribution Non-Commercial License.
1.  Introduction
Teacher competency  creates inclusivity in the classroom for the learning of the students at higher
education institutions in the developing and developed world (Shoaib, 2024a, 2024c). Teacher
competency  has various dimensions caring and inclusiveness have affected students' learning
(Shoaib, 2024b), collaboration and teamwork encourage students' confidence building, facilitator
and engagement, communication  and skills, coaching and assessment, adaptability and flexibility
all these dimensions promote inclusive learning classroom environment (Clandinin, Downey, &
Huber, 2009). The role of the teacher has been found very important for the learning of students
at all levels of general and higher education particularly (Du & Lyublinskaya, 2022; Dubovicki &
Jukid, 2017). Additionally, the provision of teaching material, prioritization of reading list,
balanced representation of sources, and equal treatment of students, respect and dignity, consistent
routine of class fosters an inclusive learning environment (Anwar, Shoaib, & Shahid, 2024).
Teacher competency  and  inclusive classroom environments directly impact student learning,
academic achievement, and social-emotional development (Shoaib, Rasool, Anwar, & Ali, 2023;
Shoaib, Usmani, & Abdullah, 2023).
1.1 The Study Context


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