The SCERTS Approach, Based on Development and Social Interaction Theory

question 1

Multiple Choice

The SCERTS approach, based on development and social interaction theory emphasizing ecological validity, uses a facilitative intervention style that

• A) Follows the child's lead.
• B) Offers choices and alternatives.
• C) Embeds learning sequences with the child's everyday activities.
• D) All of the above.
• E) B and C only.

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