One of the Principles of Successful Intervention Programs Involves

question 37

Multiple Choice

One of the principles of successful intervention programs involves

• A) offering services to the parents rather than to the child directly.
• B) beginning the program when the child is about to enter kindergarten.
• C) creating a support system that the child will need to maintain their academic progress.
• D) recognition that all children and their families benefit from the same intervention.

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