The Rationale for Full Inclusion Is Based on at Least

question 80

Multiple Choice

The rationale for full inclusion is based on at least four premises.One premise is that

• A)people with exceptionalities should not be viewed as a minority group.
• B)pull-out programs in special education have been ineffective.
• C)research should take precedence over philosophy or ethics.
• D)labelling is an efficient way of allocating services to those students who need them most.

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