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Mr. Maxwell is researching techniques to use in teaching students in his inclusive third grade classroom. Which of the following is the best approach that ensures that students make the largest gains possible?

▸ Ask parent organizations what techniques they recommend for use.

▸ Research what techniques previous teachers used.

▸ Ask parents what techniques they prefer.

▸ Identify techniques with data to verify their effectiveness.

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Introduction to Contemporary Special Education

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Authors: Smith, Tyler, Skow

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