Which statement is most accurate about a developmental sequence or stage in FMS development?
A) It refers to a predictable pattern of movement starting with a less efficient pattern of performance and leading to a more efficient pattern of movement.
B) Children without disabilities tend to experience an imbalanced pattern of development (e.g., physical, motor, coordination, perceptual).
C) The total body approach suggests that only typically developing children progress through a series of steps toward more efficient patterns of motor skill performance.
D) Compared to peers without disabilities, children/youth with disabilities tend to exhibit unpredictable patterns of movement.

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A developmental sequence or stage in FMS development refers to a predictable pattern of movement starting with a less efficient pattern of performance and leading to a more efficient pattern of movement. This means that as children develop, they go through stages of learning motor skills that are less refined at first but become more refined with practice and experience. This is true for typically developing children as well as children with disabilities.

Which Statement Is Most Accurate About a Developmental Sequence or Stage