Which of the following best describes the role of the OT practitioner in promoting play in children with special needs?

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OT practitioners acting as play facilitators pay careful attention to a child's interests, elaborate on his or her verbalizations, and model play behaviors.If an activity is not challenging to a child but he or she is enjoying it, the OT practitioner may decide to continue the activity before increasing the level of the skill required.OT practitioners must be careful to avoid "teaching" play.They model play, cultivate the skills needed for play, and set up the environment to facilitate play.OT practitioners must ensure that play is enjoyable.Increasing the skills required for play is important and beneficial to the child.

Which of the Following Best Describes the Role of the OT