Within the area of student exceptionalities and special education

A. It is important to know what children with disabilities can do and what classroom supports and conditions will maximize their capabilities.
B. Learning disabilities, the largest categories of exceptionalities, includes students with mild intellectual disabilities.
C. Communication disabilities, such as speech impairments and language disorders, are less common than physical disabilities and intellectual disabilities.
D. Gifted students rarely need special programs or instruction to meet their full potential.


Answer: A

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