which student grouping could a teacher implement based on the scenario below.

Manuela is twelve years old and is in the sixth grade. She has a physical disability that hampers her ability to move about well enough. She is independently mobile even though her gross motor skills are weak and she walks awkwardly. She needs close supervision walking to his classroom or to the school’s lunch room. She moves around very slowly and needs help when sitting or standing. Although she uses his right hand well enough, her left hand is often clasped in a fist and is unable to fall to her side. She has the ability to communicate what her needs are, although she does not talk much. She also speaks in a soft tone. She is able to do most things that her peers are able to do, but with assistance. She is attentive but often does not participate in her class without prompts from his teacher.

In this scenario, the teacher could implement a small group or one-on-one support grouping for Manuela. This could involve assigning a peer buddy to assist her with walking to different locations, sitting and standing, and participating in class activities. The peer buddy could also help facilitate communication and ensure that Manuela is included in classroom discussions and activities. Additionally, the teacher could provide additional support and accommodations to help Manuela participate and engage in the classroom setting.