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Three of the following choices are involved in the process of identifying students who may have exceptionalities. Which one is not part of that process?
A) Documenting learning problems and attempts to solve them
B) Assessing students' performance in specific areas of the curriculum
C) Assessing the extent to which students can perform everyday school tasks, such as completing assignments
D) Implementing classroom management plans for students with behavior disorders

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Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms

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