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haleyc112

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A student who has an adequate IQ, yet experiences learning problems, exhibits inappropriate behavior, and has difficulty with peer relationships, is classified in which of the following categories included in IDEA?
 
  a. Academic and social disorder
  b. Emotional disturbance
  c. Learning disability
  d. Other health impairment

Question 2

Teachers who adopt a humanistic approach to instruction are primarily interested in
 
  a. understanding and addressing students' needs, values, and motives.
  b. figuring out the most logical sequence of ideas for a lesson.
  c. teaching students how to formulate effective learning strategies.
  d. helping students conform to social and academic norms.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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