What if a program does not accept children with ability differences?
What will be an ideal response?
Some private child care programs and private schools feel that it is outside their scope to care for children with ability differences. They may be surprised to learn that they may be held legally responsible if they turn away a child because of a disabling condition. We are each responsible to
ensure that doors are open for children with ability differences.
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A. a focus on inquiry into history and the social sciences. B. the expanding environments approach. C. a focus on civic values and participation. D. a focus on character education.
Which one of the following is a characteristic that distinguishes survey research from experimental and correlational research?
a. The collection of numeric data b. The use of a treatment variable c. The description of trends in a population d. The measure of a quantitative variable
Property values would be an example of ____________.
a. economic data b. organizational data c. expert knowledge d. cultural knowledge
Activities that students complete without direct help from others are classified as:
a. a learning contract. b. a problem-based strategy. c. group work. d. independent work