Matthew, who is blind, has a habit of self-stimulating by poking himself in his eye which results in bruising and peer rejection. His teacher should
A. provide intervention to teach him to interact in a more appropriate manner.
B. tell him to stop poking himself in the eye.
C. remove Matthew from the regular classroom until he learns not to bruise his eye.
D. offer counseling, along with parent consultation, regarding the problem.
Answer: A
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