Your cooperating teacher, in anticipation of the needs of a child with disabilities, may have
A) assessed the classroom environment and staff requirements.
B) arranged your schedules so that you won't be required to interact with the special needs child.
C) assessed the classroom environment.
D) lowered the goals and expectations for all of the children.
E) None of these answers are correct.
Question 2
Classroom adaptations for a child with special needs may include
A) requiring all parents to make monetary contributions for structural changes.
B) special equipment, room arrangement and classroom materials.
C) eliminating field trips and guest speakers.
D) requesting that the parents of the child with special needs stay with the child for several hours each day to help with their individual needs.
E) All of these answers are correct.
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