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When developing a Mathematics curriculum for a student who is a Braille learner, which adaptation is most critical for teaching Geometry and Graphing concepts?
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- 1Describing shapes verbally while requiring the student to draw them mid-air with a finger
- 2Exempting the student from the geometry unit entirely due to its visual nature
- 3Providing a standard visual scientific calculator with no audio output
- 4Using a tactile drafting board equipped with a rubber mat and a spur wheel✓
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Using a tactile drafting board equipped with a rubber mat and a spur wheel
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