At Guest Middle School, students with disabilities are educated in an outside portable building and in a separate special education classroom. They are scheduled to eat lunch before other students who attend school. They are dismissed to go to their homes before all other students in the school. Which assumption concerning inclusive programs, described by the authors, does this scenario violate?
A. Special educators plan instruction so that most student needs are met within the classroom.
B. The rhythm of the school day for students with disabilities is like that of all students.
C. Students are provided with individualized instruction tailored to their unique needs.
D. Teachers base instruction on IEP goals and objectives.
Answer: B
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