Insuring that handicapped children are provided with educational opportunities in the least restrictive environment possible, generally in a regular classroom, is termed

The teachers in Melissa's high school are relatively inexperienced and not many of them are certified in their subjects. Absenteeism is high, and classes are often disrupted. It is likely that Melissa's school

A) has a high proportion of students from low income families. B) has a larger than average student enrollment. C) has lower than average achievement scores. D) All of the above.

Which pair best describes the memory abilities of a human infant?

a. Cue-dependent and context-independent b. Cue-dependent and context-specific c. Cue-independent and context-independent d. Cue-independent and context-specific