One significant consequence of _________(1979) has been a huge reduction in the number of children assigned to self-contained EMR classes
A) Diana v. State Board of Education
B) Larry v. Riles
C) Debra v. Turlington
D) Crawford v. Honig
E)g, in California, EMR children went from 58,000 in 1969 to 13,000 in 1984).

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Larry v. Riles (1979) was a landmark case that challenged the use of IQ tests for placing African American children in EMR (Educable Mentally Retarded) classes, leading to a significant reduction in such placements.

One Significant Consequence of _________(1979) Has Been a Huge Reduction