Sensory problems should be considered prior to full assessment of a student
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
Explanation: Ruling out any sensory acuity problems is one of the first steps when assessing a student for special education programming. It is important to do so and refer to or consult with medical personnel if physical problems are suspected prior to embarking on a full psychoeducational evaluation.
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a. True b. False
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What will be an ideal response?
A teacher who has art students "visit" an art museum in another country is using this Internet integration strategy
A) virtual site explorations B) virtual field trips C) virtual school experiences D) virtual field tours
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a. Asian students b. Hispanic students c. European American students d. African American students