Case Study
Charlotte seems to respond to up-tempo music, and she will
also reach for and hold a wide range of objects. She enjoys tearing paper but this is not very
discriminating about this so books have to be kept out of the way. In winter, Charlotte will spend long hours
sitting on or by a warm radiator. Other
than these activities, she has very few ways of occupying herself.
You have been asked to set up a review meeting to discuss
what is important for and to Charlotte.
You’re not sure how to collect information about Charlotte.
- How would you set up an effective review meeting for this?
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