The Educational System Classification of Intellectual Disability Uses Terms Such

question 57

Multiple Choice

The educational system classification of intellectual disability uses terms such as "educable," "trainable" and "severe." What is one problem with this system?

• A) It creates negative expectations in teachers.
• B) It focuses too much on aptitude instead of performance.
• C) It is not empirically based.
• D) It is too confusing.

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Definitions:

Holder in Due Course

A term in commercial law referring to a party who has received a negotiable instrument in a legitimate manner for value, without notice of any defects in the instrument or claims against it.

Immediate Party

A term not commonly used in a specific legal definition, but generally refers to parties directly involved in a legal transaction or matter.

Bad Faith

Deliberate deceit or a refusal to fulfill one's obligations or agreements, often implying a dishonest intent.

Sale of Goods Act

refers to a statutory framework that regulates the sale and purchase of goods, setting out the rights and duties of both buyers and sellers.