Introduction: Teachers play an essential role in inclusive education, which proposes an educational model where all students can learn, participate, and feel welcome in universities. Objective: Examine the direct and indirect relationships between teaching attitudes towards inclusion, perception of teaching self-efficacy for inclusion, social support, and inclusive teaching practices towards university students with disabilities. Method: In this study participated 401 teachers assigned to five public universities in Sonora, Mexico (51.4% female) aged between 24 and 69 years (M age = 46.76, SD = 11.51 years) who answered several self-report scales. A structural model was calculated with latent variables, with attitude and self-efficacy as input variables, social support as a mediating variable, and inclusive teaching practices as an outcome variable. Results: indicate that the variables c...

Introduction: Teachers play an essential role in inclusive education, which proposes an educational model where all students can learn, participate, and feel welcome in universities. Objective: Examine the direct and indirect relationships between teaching attitudes towards inclusion, perception of teaching self-efficacy for inclusion, social support, and inclusive teaching practices towards university students with disabilities. Method: In this study participated 401 teachers assigned to five public universities in Sonora, Mexico (51.4% female) aged between 24 and 69 years (M age = 46.76, SD = 11.51 years) who answered several self-report scales. A structural model was calculated with latent variables, with attitude and self-efficacy as input variables, social support as a mediating variable, and inclusive teaching practices as an outcome variable. Results: indicate that the variables c...