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The major difference between mainstreaming and inclusion is that:

The major difference between mainstreaming and inclusion is that:
A) mainstreaming is intended to provide support, within the classroom, for regular classroom teachers, whereas inclusion does not provide these services.
B) mainstreaming is designed to help teachers accelerate learning for students with exceptionalities, whereas inclusion is not.
C) inclusion provides a comprehensive web of services for learners with exceptionalities, whereas mainstreaming does not.
D) inclusion addresses both cognitive and social adaptations, whereas mainstreaming does not.

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