Students with Social or Behavioral Needs Can Be Supported in the Physical

question 51

Multiple Choice

Students with social or behavioral needs can be supported in the physical environment through: ​

• A)using an anchor, such as a scientist, explorer, or historic figure of the day to increase engagement in the social/behavioral domain.
• B)offering choices in the way information is received, and for engagement and expression.
• C)selecting groups and arranging partnerships based on how well students work together.
• D)All of the choices are correct.

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Definitions:

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