When they are included in groups with typically developing children, the play of special children is more sophisticated than when they are placed in separate settings.

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This is true. Research has shown that when special children are included in play groups with typically developing children, they learn social skills and engage in more complex play behaviors. This is because they are exposed to new challenges and opportunities to learn from their peers.

When They Are Included in Groups with Typically Developing Children