Jean, a 10-year-old who consistently scores within the top 3 to 5 percent on any intelligence test, is being segregated from his peers in order for him to take special courses and receive other academic enrichments. This is an example of:

A. standardization.

B. framing.

C. appropriate educational placement.

D. insight.

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Brielle Baxter

Social Studies

18 March, 04:22

Jean, a 10-year-old who consistently scores within the top 3 to 5 percent on any intelligence test, is being segregated from his peers in order for him to take special courses and receive other academic enrichments. This is an example of:

A. standardization.

B. framing.

C. appropriate educational placement.

D. insight.

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Mariam Andrews · Answer 1

Jean, a 10-year-old who consistently scores within the top 3 to 5 percent on any intelligence test, is being segregated from his peers in order for him to take special courses and receive other academic enrichment. This is an example of appropriate educational placement.

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

The concept of appropriate educational placement means that the resource gets placed properly in a n appropriate way so that the quality of the resource gets better and improved.

In the case of a student, the school arranged the placement for the students who have to be placed properly where the students are taught and practiced like in the general education class room or a special education class room where the performance of the students can be improved and increase grades.