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Meena is a 6-year-old student diagnosed with Usher Syndrome. Initially, she was identified as having a profound hearing impairment and used sign language effectively. Recently, her teachers noticed she bumps into furniture in low light and has difficulty seeing signs made in her peripheral vision. Given the progressive nature of Usher Syndrome, which educational shift is now required for Meena?
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- 1She requires a transition to Deaf-Blind specialized services, focusing on 'Tactile Signing' and orientation/mobility✓
- 2She should be discouraged from using any form of communication to save energy
- 3Her hearing aids should be turned off to help her focus on her eyes
- 4She should be moved to a school for the gifted
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She requires a transition to Deaf-Blind specialized services, focusing on 'Tactile Signing' and orientation/mobility
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