alleryIn full inclusion, special education is seen as what?
AA place away from the main school
BA reward for high achievement
CA service, not a place
DA temporary punishment
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. A service, not a place
1. In full inclusion special education is considered a service, not a place.
2. Services are brought to the student rather than removing the student.
3. So describing it as a separate place contradicts the model.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Classification of students and educational practices_
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