Why does working with occupational therapists help teachers?
AIt raises awareness of student needs
BIt removes all teaching duties
CIt lets teachers skip planning lessons
DIt replaces the need for class support
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It raises awareness of student needs
1. Occupational therapists help assess and plan strategies for children, for example with fine motor difficulty.
2. Collaborating with them helps teachers use intervention strategies and increases awareness of student needs.
3. It does not remove teaching duties or planning.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Collaboration_
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