Knowing that Miguel, a first grader who is physically handicapped, cannot participate in moving around the room to the rhythms of a Strauss waltz, his teacher changes how he will participate. Miguel can move his upper body, so she supplies him with lengths of sheer fabric to move "in time" to the musical selection. This accommodation:
A) promotes inclusion and gives all children an opportunity to participate
B) is inappropriate since Miguel did not respond to the music in the same way as his classmates
C) should be replaced by watching a film clip of adult ballroom dancers to see how the waltz is done
D) should be skipped this year because Miguel will feel excluded
A
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