________ is an approach that allows students with and without disabilities to integrate and apply knowledge and skills learned in school to address needs in their schools and communities through community service activities.
A. Inclusive instruction
B. Transition instruction
C. Community-based instruction
D. Inclusive service-learning
Answer: D
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a. an eclectic approach. b. decision-making prerogative. c. an existential approach. d. a multiple-philosophy approach.
Gerry Giordano is teaching in a school with a large number of students placed at risk. Which of the following interventions is likely to be most effective for increasing the achievement of his students?
a. Increase the number of quizzes given, and provide detailed feedback for all items. b. Increase the number of A's and B's given, and praise the students for their high grades. c. Slightly relax the standards for classroom management and discipline, and tell the students you understand where they're coming from. d. Give the students more opportunity to work individually and respond to written materials, such as worksheets.
Under what condition are multicultural books effective in studying culture?
A. when racial and cultural stereotypes are not promoted B. when the author is from the culture he or she writes about C. when the text is simple enough for ELLs to understand D. when the book is about the same culture or country as the child
Compared to the professional requesting help, the consultant should always be ____,
a. more knowledgeable about the area of concern b. as knowledgeable about the area of concern c. more knowledgeable about most special education issues d. as knowledgeable about most special education issues