Educating Children with Multiple Disabilities, Fourth Edition
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  1. Give some examples of desirable life outcomes for a student with severe and multiple disabilities. How would these relate to planning a successful curriculum and instruction for these students?

  2. How would a student with severe and/or multiple disabilities stay active and informed in an inclusive school setting?

  3. Why is it helpful to build curricula for students with disabilities within the context of an inclusive school?

  4. How does person-centered planning contribute toward the formation of a successful curriculum for a student with severe and/or multiple disabilities?

  5. What benefits are there to performing an inventory of the environments of a student with disabilities prior to planning his or her curriculum?

  6. How do related service professionals such as occupational, physical, or speech therapists contribute to curriculum development?

  7. What constitutes a systematic instruction plan for teaching students with multiple disabilities in inclusive schools?




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