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Experts provide tips to help general education teachers work effectively with paraprofessionals in the classroom. Which of the following actions is recommended for teachers?
A) Distinguish responsibilities as classroom teacher from responsibilities of the paraprofessional.
B) Avoid asking the paraprofessional to participate in planning meetings.
C) Trust that the paraprofessional knows what to do in assisting the student with disabilities.
D) Allow the paraprofessional to choose what he or she wants to do to assist in the classroom.

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Including Students with Special Needs: A Practical Guide for Classroom Teachers

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Authors: Friend, Bursuck

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