Placing a student with disabilities with students without disabilities, as much as possible, is called
A. mainstreaming
B. integration
C. inclusion
D. least restrictive environment
E. most regular environment
D
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A researcher aims to understand a group and its culture from prolonged observation of the group. This would be an example of
a. grounded theory. c. case study. b. ethnography. d. phenomenology.
When students are unable to communicate their needs and preferences or choose not to, the transition specialist is no longer required to support self-advocacy
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The nature-nurture debate concentrates on
A) beliefs about inherited characteristics as opposed to the effects of environment. B) extensive study of nature as opposed to study of the classics. C) evidence that nature and nurture mean the same thing. D) the effects of research in agriculture.
Although it is thought to be valuable for little boys to have male teachers whenever possible, it probably makes no difference to little girls whether or not they have experience with male teachers
Indicate whether the statement is true or false