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Closed verses open-skill activities
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Closed-skill activities have characteristics that do not vary much such as running on a track, bowling, and riding an exercise bike. Open-skill activities have characteristics that change often such as the speed and trajectory of a ball or the use of offensive and defensive strategies. Examples are volleyball and soccer. Open-skill activities are more difficult for an individual who is deafblind and need to be modified for them to take part.
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Comparables
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Sets of objects that are in the same category but vary a little in characteristics for the purpose of enabling the child to make comparisons in preparation for later matching. Example: a set of spoons of different sizes, some wood, some metal, and some plastic
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Developmentally appropriate
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The use of materials and strategies in play and leisure that same age peers use.
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Passive leisure
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Activities such as reading, listening to music, watching TV, attending a sports event or a concert.
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