Strategies for Managing the Safety Needs of Children with Special

question 7

Multiple Choice

Strategies for managing the safety needs of children with special needs or those who are learning English include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A)Anticipating that the children will follow others when needed.
• B)Using direct and clear language supplemented by gestures.
• C)Using books and pictures to communicate safety practices.
• D)Engaging with families to help teach importance classroom safety practices.

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Definitions:

Stimulus Detection Reflex

An automatic response to identifying and reacting to changes in the environment.

Sustain Their Attention

The ability to maintain focus or concentration on a task or activity over an extended period of time without becoming distracted.

Visual Display

Pertains to any form of presentation that conveys information through visual means, such as screens, signs, or charts.

Motor Skills

Abilities that involve the use of muscles to perform movements, usually categorized into fine (small movements, like writing) and gross (larger movements, like walking) motor skills.