0 past simple and past participle of mainstream
1 to teach children with physical or mental problems in the same class as children without problems
Those developmentally delayed children reared in families that are more positively affective should show higher inertia in the mainstreamed peer context.
Hence, we would predict that the mainstreamed peer setting would interact with the family's affective climate.
We will then examine specific contrasts for model parameters comparing the mainstreamed with the specialized setting for developmentally delayed and communication disordered children.
These results speak well to the potential scaffolding benefits of the mainstreamed compared to the specialized setting for developmentally delayed children.
Equivalent scores also were obtained across all child characteristic measures for children with developmental delays participating in specialized and mainstreamed settings.
The remaining 12 play groups were mainstreamed, each consisting of four normally developing children and two children with either developmental delays or communication disorders.
This suggests that the mainstreamed ecology provides a great function of emotion regulation, smoothing the influenced affective set point of the developmentally delayed child.
The peer relations of mildly delayed and nonhandicapped preschool children in mainstreamed play groups.
