When planning for children with exceptionalities, it helps to
a. Identify specific characteristics.
b. Have a repertoire of possible strategies for adaptations.
c. Think about a good "match" between what the child needs and what is offered.
d. All of the above.
D
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a. True b. False
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a. heterogenous b. homogenous c. fixed groupings d. cooperative grouping
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a. True b. False c. Don't know
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a. The leader b. The scapegoat c. Efficient problem solver d. Less satisfied with the group's performance