Learning Objective: What services are provided by special education? Cognitive Domain: Knowledge Answer Location: Related Services Question Type: TF 54. Before 1975, many children with disabilities were denied access to public education. *a. True b. Learning Objective: What is inclusive education? Cognitive Domain: Knowledge Answer Location: Origin of Inclusion Question Type: TF 55. It has only been in recent years that the model for inclusive education has reflected the idea that whenever possible, students with disabilities should be included in the public education system. a. True *b. False Learning Objective: What is inclusive education? Cognitive Domain: Comprehension Answer Location: Origin of Inclusion Question Type: TF 56. According to advocates for students with severe disabilities, the benefits of having a role model outweigh the intensive services that might be more “typical” readily available when groups of youngsters needing a particular program were clustered together. *a. True b. Learning Objective: What is inclusive education? Cognitive Domain: Comprehension Answer Location: Origin of Inclusion Question Type: TF 57. One interpretation of inclusive education is segregation of students. a. True *b. False Learning Objective: What is inclusive education? Cognitive Domain: Comprehension Answer Location: Inclusive Education Practices Question Type: TF
Learning Objective: What services are provided by special education? Cognitive Domain: Knowledge Answer Location: Related Services Question Type: TF 54. Before 1975, many children with disabilities were denied access to public education. *a. True b. Learning Objective: What is inclusive education? Cognitive Domain: Knowledge Answer Location: Origin of Inclusion Question Type: TF 55. It has only been in recent years that the model for inclusive education has reflected the idea that whenever possible, students with disabilities should be included in the public education system. a. True *b. False Learning Objective: What is inclusive education? Cognitive Domain: Comprehension Answer Location: Origin of Inclusion Question Type: TF 56. According to advocates for students with severe disabilities, the benefits of having a “typical” role model outweigh the intensive services that might be more readily available when groups of youngsters needing a particular program were clustered together. *a. True b. Learning Objective: What is inclusive education? Cognitive Domain: Comprehension Answer Location: Origin of Inclusion Question Type: TF 57. One interpretation of inclusive education is segregation of students. a. True *b. False Learning Objective: What is inclusive education? Cognitive Domain: Comprehension Answer Location: Inclusive Education Practices Question Type: TF
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