Mainstreaming was concerned with what?
AThe child's legal right to any school
BClosing every special school at once
CRemoving all support staff from class
DThe readiness of all parties for the students
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. The readiness of all parties for the students
1. Mainstreaming tended to be concerned about readiness of all parties for the new coming together of students.
2. Inclusion instead stresses the child's right and the school's duty.
3. Neither idea is about removing support staff.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Integration and mainstreaming_
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