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Early childhood special educators generally are expected to:

Early childhood special educators generally are expected to:
A) Have knowledge primarily about one disability because they tend to be assigned to one type of program.
B) Have knowledge primarily about behavioral concerns as those are the most important aspect of early childhood development.
C) Have knowledge about a wide range of disabilities.
D) Have knowledge about early childhood physical therapy.

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Special Education: Contemporary Perspectives for School Professionals

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