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How might a classroom teacher help students with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities meet the same curricular standards as other students in the class?
A) Provide extended practice and review sessions weekly.
B) Assign peer tutors to make modifications that meet standards.
C) Make modifications that help students meet functional outcomes.
D) Students with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities are not expected to meet standards.

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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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