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In special education, copying skills refer to a student's ability to replicate or reproduce written or visual information. Developing copying skills involves various aspects, including fine motor coordination, visual perception, and attention to detail. Teachers often use activities like tracing, copying letters or words, and replicating patterns to enhance these skills. Individualized approaches and accommodations may be necessary based on the unique needs of each student.

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