I disagree with A.
Btw -- for two years in my lengthy teaching career, I was our rural school system's child study coordinator. I had to make sure that federal guidelines were followed, and that children were evaluated and placed as their IEP recommended.
Tonya has been invited to help a new family whose child has a recently diagnosed disability and need
to develop an individualized education plan (IEP). Upon meeting the parents, Tonya automatically assumes
that they're going to be able to handle all the changes and requirements of their child's diagnosis and
proceeds in such a manner. Tonya is encouraging the family's empowerment by
A. creating opportunities for the family to show their strengths.
B. giving the family a sense of control over their situation.
C. taking advantage of the fact that they want to do her job for her.
D. taking a proactive stance.
my answer i think it is a.
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