Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
A student with dual-sensory impairment (Deaf-blindness) relies on 'Tactile Sign Language.' What is the primary instructional requirement for this student during a lesson?
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- 1The teacher must speak in a very high-pitched voice
- 2The teacher must use a high-powered FM system
- 3The teacher must maintain physical contact, allowing the student to feel the hand movements of signs✓
- 4The teacher must stand under a bright spotlight
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The teacher must maintain physical contact, allowing the student to feel the hand movements of signs
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