The Main Point That Advocates of Inclusion Make Is That

question 6

Multiple Choice

The main point that advocates of inclusion make is that only in regular class settings will

• A) students with disabilities receive individualized instruction.
• B) general education teachers acquire skills necessary to teach students with disabilities.
• C) students with disabilities learn appropriate social interactions.
• D) special education teachers acquire skills necessary to teach mainstream students.

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