In her inclusive classroom,Mrs.Dawson has one student with intellectual disabilities and an IQ just below 70.What approach to learning should she take with this student?
A)Help the student develop depth in one area of learning.
B)Avoid focusing on learning objectives and encourage the student in social skills.
C)Skip steps and move to the next lesson if the student does not follow.
D)Work on practical skills and concepts the student will need to use in adult life.

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Working on practical skills and concepts that the student will need in adult life is essential for students with intellectual disabilities. It will help them become more independent and lead a successful life. Focusing on social skills is also crucial, but it should not be the sole focus. Skipping steps and moving to the next lesson will not be helpful for the student's understanding and progress. Developing depth in one area of learning may not be suitable for all students with intellectual disabilities as they may have a limited capacity of understanding and retaining information.

In Her Inclusive Classroom,Mrs