Most students with learning disabilities are in the general education class for at least a portion of the day. This percent reflects a combination of what two types of placements?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: general education classrooms, resource rooms
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Only one of the following statements is accurate regarding similarities or differences in moral standards across cultures. Which one?
a. Intentionally telling lies is considered to be morally wrong in all cultures. b. Virtually all cultures tend to value both individual rights and compassion for others. c. Because cultures can be so very different from one another, similarities in moral standards are few and far between. d. Because youngsters' notions of right and wrong are based on universal (and possibly inherited) moral principles, there are cultural differences only in social conventions, not in moral standards.
Of the following, which is the most valid conclusion about the benefits, or non-benefits, of social connection for people's physical health?
a. Social connection is beneficial for the health of people with outgoing personalities, but for people who tend to be more self-absorbed, few benefits of social connection have been found. b. Social connection has been found to be beneficial for emotional health, but social connection has little or no influence on physical health. c. Social connections are beneficial for both the emotional and physical health of young people, but as people age, social connections become less and less important. d. Social connections are highly beneficial for both emotional and physical heath of people in general.
Typical symptoms of hypoglycemia are:
a) sweating, drowsiness, headache, confusion, seizures b) polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia c) shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting d) b and c