When Considering Age-Appropriate Play, Leisure, and Recreation Skills for Instruction

question 3

Multiple Choice

When considering age-appropriate play, leisure, and recreation skills for instruction, ______.

• A) parents and teachers should not be overly stringent about which activities are appropriate for a certain age
• B) parents and teachers should carefully consider and only reinforce those activities that are appropriate for a given age
• C) the only way children with autism will fit in with their typically developing peers is to engage in the same types of nonacademic activities
• D) children with autism should be encouraged to choose solitary or partnered activities over group activities whenever possible

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