Answer:
1. Before offering to help, first find out whether anybody in need is there.
2. Speak clearly, and listen: If you have a loved one or coworker with mental or developmental challenges, make it a priority to communicate and understand.
3. Many handicapped persons may not suffer from feelings of low self-esteem.
4. People with disabilities require their own space, and they may not enjoy people intruding on their personal space.
5. Teaching a child anything at an early age will help them retain it for the rest of their lives. Like learning how to read and write when you were young, you should make engagement with all people a priority.