alleryA strengths-based approach to language disorder affirms
ASegregation
BNeurodiversity
CPunishment
DCompetition
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Neurodiversity
1. The strengths-based approach identifies individual strengths.
2. It affirms neurodiversity and presumes competence.
3. It does not segregate, punish or promote competition.
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