Which Strategy Is Not Recommended by Therapists Helping Children with Visual

Which strategy is not recommended by therapists helping children with visual impairments play with others?

A) They may need adult one-on-one intervention during all play scenarios.
B) They may need help understanding physical, tactile, and verbal cues to keep up with changes in play.
C) They may need to rely on auditory means to understand the play situation.
D) Typical peers may need help to understand that the child's physical contact or listening is not meant to be intrusive.