Asked by Ann
One of the children in your care asks,"Why can't Sonya walk?" in reference to a four-year old child with cerebral palsy. The best response is
A.:It doesn't matter , she's still our friend , right?"
B. "Shh, don't ask questions like that. You'll hurt her feelings."
C. "Sonya has special needs so please be kind to her."
D. "She can't walk, but she can talk and laugh like you."
I pick the letter C.
A.:It doesn't matter , she's still our friend , right?"
B. "Shh, don't ask questions like that. You'll hurt her feelings."
C. "Sonya has special needs so please be kind to her."
D. "She can't walk, but she can talk and laugh like you."
I pick the letter C.
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
Either C or D would work OK.
With C, you'd need to make sure the child understands the term "special needs."
The only problem I see with D is that it doesn't answer the "why" part of the question.
With C, you'd need to make sure the child understands the term "special needs."
The only problem I see with D is that it doesn't answer the "why" part of the question.
Answered by
Nichole
how about joining c and d together
Answered by
Ann
thanks I wish I could