If there is a student with a physical disability in your class, you should
A) be exceptionally eager to help him or her.
B) try to not pay attention to him or her without being rude.
C) treat him or her as you would any other student.
D) assume that he or she also has a learning disability.

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Treating a student with a physical disability as you would any other student promotes inclusivity and respect, ensuring that the student feels valued and equal within the classroom environment. Assuming a learning disability based on a physical disability (D) is incorrect and can lead to unfair treatment or lowered expectations. Being overly eager to help (A) or intentionally ignoring (B) can both alienate the student and emphasize their differences rather than fostering an inclusive environment.

If There Is a Student with a Physical Disability in Your