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The following statements about the developmental nature of high-incidence disabilities are true EXCEPT:
A) Most high-incidence disabilities are visible upon birth.
B) Some learners may outgrown their condition or their symptoms by the time they reach adolescence.
C) As academic and behavioral demands increase, learning and behavioral demands may negatively impact school performance and attitude.
D) Because many young children exhibit learning difficulties and have high levels of activity, their disabilities may go unnoticed.

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Creating Inclusive Classrooms: Effective, Differentiated and Reflective Practices

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Being cool is being your own self, not doing something that someone else is telling you to do.

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