When visiting a potential school or placement, parents should:
A) not mention their child with a disability.
B) observe a number of classrooms to understand the variation of teaching styles.
C) pick the teacher they want.
D) bring a camera and videotape so they can share it at the meetings.

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Observing a number of classrooms allows parents to understand the different teaching styles and environments, helping them make an informed decision about the best fit for their child.

When Visiting a Potential School or Placement, Parents Should