Visual Scene Displays support language development by
A) Motivating students to play with objects in the scene.
B) Organizing vocabulary and communicative messages schematically rather than semantically.
C) Focusing student attention on the action shown on the display screen.
D) Increasing the time a student is able to spend interacting with the device.
E) Promoting peers to accept the student's disability.

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Visual Scene Displays organize vocabulary and communicative messages schematically, allowing for easier conceptualization and understanding for individuals with language difficulties. This method, as opposed to semantic organization, can aid in the development of language skills. The other options may have some benefits, but they do not directly support language development.

Visual Scene Displays Support Language Development by