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Which of the following statements accurately reflects current thinking about the attitudes of general education teachers toward special education students?
a.   Special education students should be encouraged to excel in their own classes.
b.   The integration of special education students is appropriate in non-academic subjects.
c.   A supportive climate can significantly enhance student self-confidence.
d.   Strong teacher encouragement can heal mental deficiencies.

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Becoming a Teacher, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Parkay, Stanford, Vaillancourt

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