Child Development and Pedagogy · Characteristics of Special Needs Children
A child who demonstrates 'echolalia' (repetitive speech) and 'finger flicking' in front of their eyes is exhibiting characteristics associated with which behavioral or functional challenges?
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- 1Advanced social-emotional regulation
- 2High-level academic achievement
- 3Sensory processing and odd behaviors used for self-stimulation✓
- 4Purely physical mobility issues
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Sensory processing and odd behaviors used for self-stimulation
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