What issues should professionals and families consider when placing children with delays or disabilities in inclusive environments?
A. size and space available in the learning environment
B. a child's characteristics, needs, and interests
C. the availability of staff and school programs
D. whether outdoor learning environments are available and appropriate
B. a child's characteristics, needs, and interests
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