When First Notifying Parents of a Child's Disability, It Is

question 77

Multiple Choice

When first notifying parents of a child's disability, it is best to

• A) Provide parents with all possible information at once so it doesn't appear that any information is being withheld
• B) Tell parents only the bare minimum in order to get the child services
• C) Deliver information in two parts to allow parents to absorb the information
• D) Notify the parent by letter that the child has a disability and will be receiving special education services

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