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 --
In effect, this suggest the interesting hypothesis that the developmentally delayed child may have higher expectations of positivity for other children in the mainstreamed than in the specialized setting.
Alternative lifestyle choices, as they relate to work, wealth and welfare, are therefore either quashed or mainstreamed as an acceptable way to incorporate them into the dominant culture.
It is a very promising sign that this collection is par t of a series on medieval cultures and therefore is being "mainstreamed" into historical studies.
Specialized and mainstreamed play groups were interspersed over the 4 years.
The mainstreamed interactive context, then, may provide the regulatory scaffolding necessary for the developmentally delayed child to function interactively much more like a normally developing child.
But at the same time, as long as it should be mainstreamed, it should be perceived as something more sophisticated and polished.
Only the two specific contrasts between specialized and mainstreamed setting for developmentally delayed and for communication disordered were performed.
The peer relations of mildly delayed and nonhandicapped preschool children in mainstreamed play groups.
