Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy

Which 'Early Intervention' strategy is most critical for an infant with a visual impairment to prevent 'Developmental Asynchrony' (uneven development)?

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1Avoiding all tactile contact to prevent overstimulation
2Providing 'Sensorimotor Stimulation' to encourage the child to reach for and explore objects they cannot see✓
3Limiting the child's movement to ensure they do not get injured
4Focusing solely on academic readiness and braille memorization

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Providing 'Sensorimotor Stimulation' to encourage the child to reach for and explore objects they cannot see

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