Although Inclusion Is the Law, Concerns About Inclusion Include All

Multiple Choice

Although inclusion is the law, concerns about inclusion include all of the following except:

A) the needs of differently abled children cannot be met in the regular classroom.
B) children who are not differently abled will learn inappropriate and bizarre behaviors from their differently abled peers.
C) special educators and classroom teachers will have difficulties sharing a classroom and co-planning instruction.
D) children who are not differently abled will not receive the full attention of the classroom teacher.