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neverstopbelieb

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The main goal of Chapter 2 Partnering with Families is to:
 
  a. set the stage for how a partnership with families is integral to successful use of PBS for children
  who have challenging behavior
  b. establish that the research in this area suggest the need for caution in giving too much
  responsibility to parents
  c. advocate a shift toward a family-centered approach exclusively across all areas of education
  d. make clear that parent involvement in special education and general education are very different
  and require different teacher skills

Question 2

RTI impacts children and youth experiencing difficulties in
 
  A. reading.
  B. writing.
  C. mathematics.
  D. behavior.
  E. all of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

E



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