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Mrs. Duck, a special educator, and Mr. Fillmore, a general educator, are teaching mathematics together to ninth- grade students in an inclusive classroom. The general educator has the content expertise in mathematics. The special educator has the expertise in intensive intervention. What role is Mrs. Duck performing in the role of special educator?

▸ Co-teacher

▸ Self-contained teacher

▸ Resource room teacher

▸ Consulting teacher

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Introduction to Contemporary Special Education

Edition: 2^nd

Authors: Smith, Tyler, Skow

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