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CLEP Intro Edu Psych

Category - Individual Differences

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Trevor was born with Down Syndrome. His disabilities are permanent and there are many intellectual milestones he may never reach. Still, when he begins school, he is placed in a typical class. He is exposed to the same activities as every other child. However, a teacher’s aide attends class with him to provide special help. What type of program does this describe?
  1. Gifted and talented education
  2. Mainstreaming
  3. Adult education
  4. Independent study
Explanation
Answer: B - Trevor’s program is an example of mainstreaming. Mainstreaming, also called inclusion, means that students with mild to moderate disabilities are placed in mainstream classrooms. Children with severe disabilities are able to attend classes on campuses that house mainstream classrooms.
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