The Term Least Restrictive Environment Describes a Setting That Is

Multiple Choice

The term least restrictive environment describes a setting that is:

A) appropriate for the child and provides the most contact possible with children who are not differently abled.
B) appropriately equipped with the necessary architectural modifications to meet the needs of the child.
C) carefully planned to provide maximum opportunities for physical movement and social interaction.
D) appropriate for the child and provides the most contact possible with children of similar needs and abilities.