Which of the following are true statements regarding cost studies?
a. Cost studies help determine if the program outcomes are worth the cost.
b. Cost-effectiveness analysis compare programs with different outcomes.
c. Cost-benefit analysis compares the program with the outcomes.
d. All of the above.
D
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A) families do not pay the full cost of child care. B) hidden costs are often borne by child care workers. C) twenty-five percent of the full cost was covered by some form of subsidy. D) All of these answers are correct. E) families do not pay the full cost of child care and hidden costs are often borne by child care workers.
Which statement is true about the Vocational Rehabilitation Act (P.L. 93-122)?
A. It prevents any private organization that uses federal funds from discriminating against people with disabilities solely based on a person's disability. B. It puts the person first and uses the disability second when referring to a person with a disability. C. It adds assistive technology as a support service in early intervention programs. D. It requires that transition services be included in students' individualized education programs by at least age 16.
Explain why special educators use people-first language when discussing learners with exceptionalities
What will be an ideal response?
How would you respond to a parent who complains that in your program her child is “playing too much” rather than learning?
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