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sjones

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Which of the following statements best describes effective instruction for students with exceptionalities?
◦ With extra support such as one-on-one help, instruction that is effective with students in general is also effective with students having exceptionalities.
◦ Instruction that is effective with students in general is also effective with students having exceptionalities if a special education specialist is in the room to supervise the instruction.
◦ Instruction that is effective with students in general is also effective with students having exceptionalities, and students are expected to adapt their learning strategies so they can succeed.
◦ Effective instruction for learners with exceptionalities is different than effective instruction in general, and teachers need special training to learn how to conduct this instruction.
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Marked as best answer by sjones on May 29, 2021

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Reply #1 on: May 29, 2021
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