Cerebral palsy is
a. a central nervous system dysfunction that can cause a range of problems from slight awkwardness to total helplessness.
b. a problem of unknown origin that leaves a child both physically and mentally impaired.
c. a spinal malformation that causes problems in walking and may result in a child being wheelchair-bound.
d. a physical disability that can usually be remedied through surgery and physical therapy.
Question 2
A teacher who is concerned about a child in the class who seems to experience consistent difficulties in one or more areas of development should
a. continue to provide a good early childhood program in the hopes that the child will soon catch up.
b. document the concerns and discuss them with the childs parents.
c. call the childs pediatrician to see whether the doctor also shares the concerns.
d. suggest to the parents that the child be placed in a special education class to receive therapy and specialized attention.
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