Shelby, a student with a severe disability, is based in a general education class. Brown and colleagues suggest this means that _____
A) she spends 100% of her time there
B) she spends at least 70% of her day there
C) she is included in homeroom and then goes elsewhere
D) she is regarded as a class member rather than a visitor
D
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The cognitively oriented curriculum
a. ?does not allow exploration and experimentation on the part of the child. b. ?strives to apply Piaget’s theory to the classroom. c. ?relies heavily on reward and punishment. d. ?is teacher-directed.
Work Samples are
a. always affected by physical abilities but not by cognitive abilities. b. only the drawings that can be put into the child’s file. c. only used to show developmental progress in creative ability. d. products demonstrating all areas of development.
If all participants in a given sample have an equal and independent chance of being selected for a study it is said that the sample has been selected
a. randomly. b. systematically. c. biasedly. d. conveniently.
The largest number of students with disabilities have learning disabilities
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.