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Abstract

The initiative and premise of this paper stems from an interpretation of the least restrictive environment aspect of PL 94-142, that an increase in appropriate effort should be made to meet the academic and affective needs of mildly handicapped students within the regular classroom. A review of literature foundational to this interpretation is presented, as well as some of the cautions regarding this movement. The option illustrated by the project described herein is that of a resource teacher team teaching with a regular classroom teacher within the regular classroom. Indications are that student academic and affective achievement improved under these conditions.

Year of Submission

1988

Degree Name

Master of Arts in Education

Department

Department of Educational Psychology and Foundations

First Advisor

Len Froyen

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Date Original

1988

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1 PDF file (109 leaves)

Language

en

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application/pdf

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