Under current federal law,when possible,children with disabilities must be educated
A) in regular classrooms.
B) by tutors at home.
C) in special classes.
D) in special schools.

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Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), children with disabilities must be placed in the least restrictive environment possible, which means they should be educated in regular classrooms as much as possible while still receiving necessary accommodations and support. This helps them learn in the same setting as their non-disabled peers and promotes inclusion and socialization. Special classes and schools are options if necessary, but they should not be the default. Home tutoring may also be an option, but only if it is appropriate for the child's needs and goals as outlined in their Individualized Education Program (IEP).

Under Current Federal Law,when Possible,children with Disabilities Must Be Educated