Answer to Question 1
10 Clearly detail 8 to 10 guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would make for a child with a neurological or orthopedic impairment. Give concrete examples from 4 to 5 different curriculum areas to support your adaptations and guidelines for a specific impairment.
8 Clearly detail 6 to 8 guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would make for a child with a neurological or orthopedic impairment. Give examples from 3 to 5 different curriculum areas to support your adaptations and guidelines for a specific impairment.
6 Detail 4 to 8 guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would make for a child with a neurological or orthopedic impairment. Give general examples from 2 to 4 different curriculum areas to support your adaptations and guidelines that are somewhat appropriate for the identified impairment.
4 Detail a few guidelines and curriculum adaptations that might be useful for a child with some degree of neurological or orthopedic impairment. Give vague examples from curriculum areas.
2 Vaguely mention a few guidelines and curriculum adaptations that might be useful for a child. Give vague examples that may or may not support these guidelines.
Answer to Question 2
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