Multiple Choice
Children with multiple handicaps can generally be
A) educationally served according to the primary disability.
B) seen as a diverse group of students with unique individual needs.
C) appropriately classified under a single category.
D) educated in inclusion settings.
E) placed in special classes according to the primary disability.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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