Which of the following strategies would likely be effective to help a child experiencing developmental delays?
A) Direct the child to engage in a teacher-lead activity.
B) Get an aide who will help the child during play.
C) Use only the general support strategies.
D) Simplify the ongoing activities so that this child can participate with classmates.
E) Play with toys is wasted time in a learning setting for children having special needs.

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Simplifying ongoing activities can help the child participate and feel included with their classmates, while still being able to work on their developmental goals. Directing the child to engage in a teacher-led activity may be overwhelming for them or may not address their specific needs. Getting an aide may be helpful, but may not always be feasible. Using only general support strategies may not be enough to address the child's specific developmental delays. Lastly, play is important for all children, including those with special needs, as it helps with their overall development.

Which of the Following Strategies Would Likely Be Effective to Help