Programs that are as close as possible to settings designed for children without disabilities, while remaining appropriate for their unique needs, are referred to as ______.
a. high-ability settings
b. Head Start programs
c. the least restrictive environment
d. developmentally at-risk programs
c. the least restrictive environment
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