Child Psych

Answer: A - Mainstreaming is the practice of placing special needs children not only in regular schools, but in regular classes. While this approach won’t work with all special needs children, the idea behind mainstreaming is that unless it is absolutely necessary, it is better for the development of children who need special education not to separate them from other children. Keeping them together in the same classroom with other children fosters their healthy social development, while, for the children who do not have a disability, it is an opportunity to learn tolerance for those with intellectual, physical, or emotional limitations.