DAP means making decisions about programs for children based on
A) understanding the atypical developmental patterns for most children.
B) knowledge of individual children's strengths, abilities, needs, and interests.
C) recognition of that cultural backgrounds of children is unimportant.
D) recognition that all children are the same.

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DAP, or Developmentally Appropriate Practice, emphasizes making decisions based on knowledge of individual children's strengths, abilities, needs, and interests, recognizing that each child is unique.

DAP Means Making Decisions About Programs for Children Based on